Warmup on its way after snow and rain on the East Coast

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Following multiple days of wet weather in the East, warmer weather is on its way-at least temporarily.

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00:00 But boy, things are changing, aren't they?

00:01 Look at this.

00:03 That's what you need to know right off

00:05 the top, because if you're like me and

00:06 you're tired of the

00:07 wintryness, fine.

00:10 OK, just last half of the week.

00:12 This is where it is. It starts to get

00:13 unseasonably warm.

00:14 What's happening in the north central

00:16 will start to make its way farther

00:18 east in this ridge will make its

00:19 way over now.

00:21 The Great Lakes bringing

00:22 unseasonably warm air with

00:25 it. Now, as you get into the weekend,

00:27 here's where things change.

00:28 Do you have things being stormy

00:30 Sunday through Sunday nights

00:32 and some of those storms will pack a

00:34 punch, especially into the

00:36 mid-Atlantic regions.

00:37 This is going to be flooding rainfall

00:39 and gusty winds.

00:41 Dental force and hail could be there

00:43 as well. Speaking of wind gusts,

00:45 check it out.

00:46 Sunday to Sunday night, things

00:48 are to be very windy along

00:50 the Great Lakes.

00:51 You're going to see those wind gusts

00:52 anywhere between 50 to 60 miles

00:54 an hour. So got some localized

00:56 wind damage. I know holiday

00:57 decorations are out.

00:58 Those could blow around and we have

01:00 the potential for some power

01:01 outages.

01:02 So those are the three things that

01:03 are happening ahead.

01:04 Those are your big stories.

01:05 Now let's get into the meat

01:06 potatoes.

01:07 Here's what's happening now.

01:09 You're seeing some snow.

01:10 I mean, in the beginning of the

01:12 week, we got it on some snow,

01:13 especially over the weekend,

01:14 beginning of the week.

01:15 Now we're seeing this clipper

01:16 system make its way through.

01:18 And when it comes to who

01:20 has what in terms

01:21 of snow?

01:23 Well, you're seeing feet

01:25 of snow and the Adirondacks,

01:27 Green and White Mountains and

01:28 portions of Maine.

01:29 So that's who's really getting in

01:30 on the snow. And tonight we'll

01:32 continue to see areas

01:34 like Burlington with

01:36 some flurries in there.

01:37 Same thing with Buffalo

01:38 and some winter showers

01:40 and portions of Pittsburgh

01:42 around the Ohio Valley there.

01:44 Now, tomorrow,

01:46 well, a place like Snowshoe

01:49 in West Virginia, when you wake

01:51 up in the morning, you'll be

01:52 seeing about one to three inches

01:53 of snow.

01:54 You know the deal.

01:56 Take back your patience for that

01:57 morning commute.

01:58 For the rest of the Northeast,

02:00 what is this?

02:02 Are things mostly drying out?

02:04 Well, yes, but we do have some

02:05 places that we'll see that winter

02:07 precipitation like Boston getting

02:08 in on snow, Pittsburgh

02:10 and into Charleston with

02:12 the wintry mixed precipitation.

02:13 Let me show you what things are

02:14 looking like.

02:15 There you go.

02:17 Mostly dry, right?

02:18 That's what we're talking about.

02:19 That's the story for Wednesday.

02:21 Now, Thursday,

02:22 I want you to notice something.

02:25 Look a little farther west past

02:26 Lake Michigan.

02:27 You see some of that yellow?

02:28 We don't have temperatures for it

02:30 yet, but it's a signal of things

02:32 to come.

02:32 So you're seeing the spread all

02:33 the way from the 20s to the 50s.

02:35 Now I'm going to take out New

02:37 England, Maine and New England,

02:38 because we're not really getting

02:40 in on the warmth like that.

02:41 I'm sorry.

02:42 But Friday, here goes the

02:44 warm front.

02:45 Behind that in the warm sector,

02:46 that's where you're going to see

02:48 those temperatures warm

02:49 up mild like 40s and

02:51 50s.

02:52 I know I'm ready in Pennsylvania

02:54 for those 40s and 50s. Kevin.

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