All right, let's talk about the weather.
Get ready for some record breaking temperatures early this week.
From Arizona all the way here to New York. But how long will it last?
Chatter news has got you covered with their coast to coast forecast.
Good morning, everyone.
I'm meteorologist,
Tilda Estevez with a look at your cheddar weather across the nation.
Once again,
it's quiet and we're not noticing a lot
of severe weather action and typically that's usual as
the colder months descend and we're noticing and picking
up some snow in our satellite and radar.
Now it's not too much snow, but we are noticing
a low pressure system across the Great Lakes region, giving some rain
and some potential for some snowflakes across that region.
Other than that, it's quiet in the south as well.
And in the west only,
we're talking about some wet weather and the potential
for some flash flood watches affecting both Oregon,
Washington State as well as California for today and tomorrow overall,
the setup is nice and quiet.
Really. We're watching and trending. Um, the lows as well as some potential
snowfall in certain places like Great Falls is affecting the Cascades,
Ro uh Rockies as well.
Denver into Wednesday, Thursday.
Then that pivots and a lot more of that cold and rain that is associated
with a cold front and a low pressure system shifts closer to New England,
impacting
New Jersey and New York as well. Overall, upper air pattern looks like there's,
there's little to no movement,
notice how just Denver kind of is in the more mild sphere
and then becomes a bit more trending cold past Thursday into Friday.
The pattern say it's pretty consistent and we are noticing the potential
for a big change with these highs in places like Dallas,
Houston, Atlanta and points South sunshine state affecting
and noticing 20 to 30
degrees above average for this time.
Tonight,
we will settle into the fifties and taking a look at Buffalo
where they could also be expecting some raindrops and some snowflakes for tonight
and into tomorrow.