Bitter Arctic Air Descends On Southeast U.S., Snow Possible
• Arctic air to bring extremely cold temperatures to the Southeast U.S., with potential record lows.
• Snow expected across the Northern Plains, Middle Mississippi Valley, Midwest, and Central Appalachians.
• Lake-effect snow near the Great Lakes may intensify, creating hazardous conditions.
Dramatic temperature drop and potential for snow
A significant Arctic air outbreak is poised to sweep through the Southeastern United States, bringing with it a dramatic drop in temperatures and the potential for snow. This weekend, the Southern Plains and Tennessee Valley will experience much colder-than-average conditions, with afternoon highs plummeting 20–30 degrees below normal. Some areas within the Ohio and Tennessee Valley regions may even witness record-low temperatures.
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