Well im out here for night 5am early in the morning have good night dont let bed bugs bite yall or bite yall back better run like peterbilt at 120000 mph or kick those bed bugs off the bed like old thing say KEEP ON TRUCKING AND GITTTT RRRR DONEEE LOL HAHA DRIVERS EVERYBODY ELSE HERE Cold shot for Midwest, South and East Northeast | View Regional Video - Showers streak eastward across the southern Mid-Atlantic Sunday. The heaviest rainfall could approach a half inch near the North Carolina border. - Snow showers are possible from parts of Upstate New York to northern Maine. - Temperatures will vary from 5 to 17 degrees below average. Highs will range from the 20s along the Canadian border to the 40s and near 50 degrees in the Virginias. - Monday will be dry with cold high pressure in control. Highs will range from the teens and 20s north to the low 40s in Virginia and West Virginia. - An intensifying coastal storm could produce heavy snow across the Delmarva, New Jersey, New York City and Long Island and eastern New England Tuesday into Wednesday. Strong winds could produce blizzard conditions across Cape Cod and the islands and easternmost Maine Wednesday. South | View Regional Video - Showers and a few thunderstorms are possible Sunday from central and southern Texas to Tennessee, the Carolinas, Georgia and northern Florida. Rainfall will be generally under a half inch. - Temperatures will be slightly above average in Florida but below average from Tennessee and North Carolina to Texas. Highs will range from the low 50s from Oklahoma to northern North Carolina to the 70s and 80s in south Texas and Florida. - Showers linger around the Gulf Coast, southern Georgia, coastal South Carolina and Florida Monday. - As more cold air pours into the Southeast Tuesday, thunderstorms will push south through central and southern Florida while some snow will fall across the Cumberland Plateau and southern Appalachians. Rain will target the Carolinas, mixing with snow in North Carolina. Midwest | View Regional Video - The region will be mainly dry but cold Sunday. - Showers are possible in southern and eastern Kentucky. - Light snow will increase across southwest North Dakota and northwest South Dakota. - Temperatures will vary from near average to 20 degrees below average. Highs will range from the teens and 20s in the Upper Midwest to the 40s in the central Plains and Ohio Valley. - In conjunction with a clipper-like system, snow will shift from South Dakota into southern Minnesota, Iowa, northern Missouri, Wisconsin, northern and central Illinois and the northern Ohio Valley Monday and Monday night. Parts of Iowa may pick up 2 to 6 inches of snow. - Mainly light snow will target the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley Tuesday as a storm begins to rapidly intensify off the Northeast Coast. West | View Regional Video - A few inches of light snow will target Montana and northern Wyoming Sunday as low pressure scoots into the Plains. - Temperatures will vary from as much as 20 degrees below average in parts of Montana to between 3 and 15 degrees above average from Idaho, Utah and Arizona to the West Coast. Highs will range from the 20s and 30s in Montana to 70s and 80s in the Desert Southwest. - After a mainly dry Monday, a storm brings rain and high mountain snow to Washington, Oregon and northern California Tuesday. light rain diffrent parts of those area usa and mexcio 30-40% chance of light rain 1-3 inches of light rain heavy rain for northeastern texas southeastern oklanhoma southern arkansas northern louisania pencola florida state 60-70% heavy rain 3-6 inches of rain flooding for those area maybe snowfall for higher mountain or flatland area for bc canada alberta canada montana state wy state sd state neb state wy state western kansas state minnsota state 4 great lake area northern michigan state parts of ontario canada ny state upper eastern state quebec and eastern canada 3-8 inches of snow blowing and drifting snow visibilly be at 0 very dangerous drving and snow pack and whiteout and icy roads condition bizzard warning for nu canada 6 inches of snow blowing and drifting snow visibilly be at 0 very dangerous drving and snow pack and whiteout and icy roads condition frezzing rain for parts of eastern canada 1-3 inches of frezzing rain very dangerous drving and icy roads condition high wind warning for az state new mexcio state texas border line mexcio iowa state northern minnsota state fort france and thunder bay ontario canada 4 great lake area michigan state ontario canada ny state new england state upper eastern state border line quebec and eastern canada 18 or 28 mph winds flood warning for seattle washington state nd state arkansas louisania state florida state georiga state sc state il state indania northern ohio state michigan state parts of southern ontario canada sever thunderstorm warning for dallas texas and fort worth texas northeastern texas arkansas louisania moving to southern state tonight lots of ground lighting heavy rain down pour 3-6 inches of rain damaging winds 20-30mph winds hail very low chance of tornado if those area plz be caution take cover if see tornado non sever isolated thunderstorm for texas oklanhoma arkansas louisania southern state tn state florida sc state nc state maybe sever isolated thunderstorm foggy condition for wy state western sd state neb state colorado state kansas state dallas texas 4 great lake area northern wisconsin state parts of ontario canada watertown ny state montreal quebec canada manie state marinetime canada visibilly be at 0-2 miles very dangerous drving and foggy condition in tonight and overnight right till morning be caution keep eyes on it yall tune weather channel weather network wx cb radio scanner weather radio cell phone or desktop laptop weather yall be safe drive safe god bless yall bigger both thumbs up see yall in the morning drivers everybody else here :) 10-4
Posted on: Sun, 23 Mar 2014 03:24:56 +0000