Nation’s Next Big Winter Storm
Denver, CO is a city that one usually associates with snow during the winter season. However, this year, the Mile High City has only seen 13.2″ of the white gold since September. Although Denver saw another healthy dose of snowfall Saturday, with some spots getting as much as 8.0″ of snow, this powerful system continues to tack to the east.
It is a beyond hectic drive for motorists in Denver this Saturday. Winter weather has settled in across the state of Colorado, causing several accidents and delays in the area pic.twitter.com/PQKl1tCTQt
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) February 10, 2018
As this system tracks further to the east, we will see everything from snow to ice to a chance of severe weather in the southeast. Travel on Monday, through parts of I-70 and I-80 in Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska could be hazardous. While northern states will see snow, a line of ice stretching from Texas through New England could develop through Monday afternoon.
Think you can predict snowfall amounts?
While winter weather moves into parts of the Midwest through New England, flooding rain is possible through the southeast with some localized areas seeing nearly six inches of rain. Along with the flooding threat, the threat for severe weather returns Sunday and Monday.
Detailed Severe Weather Outlook
As Sunday and Monday come to an end, the chance of snow returns to the Rocky Mountain West for your Tuesday.
For WeatherNation – Josh Cozart