Today's Weather: High pressure stretching across most of the country has delivered a moderation of temperatures of 20-30 degrees F. An Alberta Clipper organizing over Saskatchewan is separating relatively mild air from sub zero air over northern Canada. A disorganized storm system in the Gulf of Alaska is throwing moisture up the Inland Waterway to the Aleutian Islands. Coldest cold air has retreated to Nunavut -26F.
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Scattered snow showers over the Adirondacks, Green and White Mountains. Showers and Thunderstorms from north Florida to southern AK. Rain over the Pacific Northwest with snow over the Bitterroots.
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The GFS shows high pressure drifting off the Southeast Coast and slowly disintegrating. The moderating trend continues into mid week for the Northeast with a spring-like flow over the Mid Atlantic States. Snow showers continue for the Adirondacks, Green and White Mountains.
End of next week a reinforcement of cold air invades the Northeast with a series of coastal disturbances delivering snow and rain over New York and New England.