Current Weather: A string of Alberta Clippers stretches from central Quebec across the northern tier of the U.S. with a stationary front stretching through the Canadian Rockies to Nome AK. Scattered rain/snow showers reach from the Adirondacks to the Green Mountains down to western Connecticut.
Weak low pressure over the Florida Panhandle is delivering rain from Georgia to Arkansas.
A disturbance off of Seattle is producing rain/snow over the extreme Pacific Northwest.
Coldest core of air is over Banks Island, -33F.
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The GFS moves the Clipper currently over Ontario to Northern New England overnight delivering snow to the North Country as warm air overrides cold air near the ground.
A third Clipper moving over the Great Lakes Monday and Tuesday adds an additional push of milder air into the Northeast.
Meanwhile, the low over the FL panhandle intensifies off the Carolina coasts and heads out to sea.
Midweek a cold front crosses New England bringing back colder air but a new strong double storm system over the Upper Midwest and Ohio pushes mild air back into the Northeast through the weekend with another cold front approaching at the end of next weekend.
