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Winter Storm Titan: Ice Storm Possible for Ohio Valley; Snowstorm for West, Midwest, Northeast
Source: The Weather Channel
Friday: Heavy rain and mountain snow in California. Snow levels will be low enough for snow to reach major roadways over the Sierra Nevada. Farther south, snow in the higher mountains of Southern California will affect higher elevations such as Big Bear. (MORE: West Coast soaking)
Saturday: The main event east of the Rockies will begin to unfold as snow spreads east across portions of the Plains and Upper Midwest. For the Northern Rockies, this will just be a continuation of snow from the previous, weaker disturbance. Widespread snow is likely across much of Montana and Wyoming, while farther south the snow will be more tied to higher elevations. (See inset map for details.)
Sunday: The more significant part of Winter Storm Titan begins with snow, sleet and freezing rain becoming heavier. A stripe of significant ice accumulation is likely Sunday and Sunday night from the Ozarks through much of the Ohio Valley with snow farther north from the central Plains into the mid-Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley. These threats shift into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Sunday night.
Monday: Snow/sleet tapers off in the Ohio Valley and Appalachians, but continues through at least midday along the Northeast corridor, before tapering off in the afternoon and evening. Ice/sleet areas early in the day in the Mid-Atlantic states should changeover to snow before ending.
Saturday: The main event east of the Rockies will begin to unfold as snow spreads east across portions of the Plains and Upper Midwest. For the Northern Rockies, this will just be a continuation of snow from the previous, weaker disturbance. Widespread snow is likely across much of Montana and Wyoming, while farther south the snow will be more tied to higher elevations. (See inset map for details.)
Sunday: The more significant part of Winter Storm Titan begins with snow, sleet and freezing rain becoming heavier. A stripe of significant ice accumulation is likely Sunday and Sunday night from the Ozarks through much of the Ohio Valley with snow farther north from the central Plains into the mid-Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley. These threats shift into the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Sunday night.
Monday: Snow/sleet tapers off in the Ohio Valley and Appalachians, but continues through at least midday along the Northeast corridor, before tapering off in the afternoon and evening. Ice/sleet areas early in the day in the Mid-Atlantic states should changeover to snow before ending.
Read more: http://www.weather.com/news/weather-forecast/winter-storm-titan-ice-storm-snowstorm-west-midwest-northeast-20140226
Please make it stop...
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