Elsewhere,
rain showers are gonna be impacting a large portion of the Midwest and South
plus some of the first snowfall of the season is already happening up north.
Here's your full weather forecast.
Hello, everyone.
I'm meteorologist, Hilda Estevez with your chatter outlook across the nation.
We're still dealing with a lot of rainfall, excessive rainfall still in place.
We have just a system that's really just kind
of standing still and just giving this excessive rainfall.
Of course, flash flood concerns are also likely here highlighted from Chicago,
Minneapolis, Saint Louis,
way down to Dallas and Houston almost just missing it.
And I mean, we have two big weather stories here across the nation for the most part,
it's going to be focused across the Pacific
Northwest as well as the Great Plains Great Falls
also preparing as well as 10 states under a
winter storm warnings as well as watch for today
tomorrow and lingering into the end of the week as well.
That cold blast will be significant as subzero wind chills also for that region.
Taking a look across the east and north.
We're still seeing that Chicago is dealing with those umbrellas use as well as
Saint Louis stretching down to Oklahoma City and parts of the big country in
Texas as far as the north goes.
This is where we're gonna see a lot of that early
winter snowfall expecting across the northern Cascades and the Rockies close
to 2 ft of snow and lower elevations could also see
some mixtures of rain as well across the Great Basin.
San Francisco, nice and dry today as we fast forward into Thursday, Friday,
that snow pivots heading more north across Fargo and parts of Omaha
gets in with that rain too as that system continues to swivel a
little bit of the axis of the rainfall swi shifts towards the
east and the rain does return for parts of New York City,
Connecticut, Long Island for your Sunday.
As far as temperature goes,
notice this huge switch up from the twenties and billing to the nineties in Tampa.
That heat dome gets pivoted across the mid Atlantic and New York City areas.