New Yorkers may not be done with snowstorms yet as a “bomb cyclone” will quickly approach from the mid-South region this weekend.
As a strong upper-level jet stream plunges out of the West on Friday, it will spawn the development of a surface low-pressure system along a cold front in the lower Mississippi Valley. That low will then rapidly strengthen as it tracks toward
The Kansas City, Missouri, metro area is under a Winter Storm Warning, while the Denver metro area is included in the Winter Weather Advisories. Expect slippery roads in these regions as temperatures plunge below freezing overnight, leading to icy spots on any untreated roads. Strong winds are also likely across much of the eastern U.S. as the low-pressure system continues to intensify, with the highest gusts from the eastern Carolinas to the mid-Atlantic coast and New England. Downed trees and power outages are possible in those areas.
Areas from southern Alabama to northern Florida, southern and central Georgia, central and eastern South Carolina and southeastern North Carolina will have the highest risk of severe weather during this time.see alsoStrong to severe storms and areas of heavy rain could remain a threat in parts of the coastal Southeast on Saturday, mainly from portions of North Florida to coastal Georgia, the eastern Carolinas and the Virginia Tidewater.
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