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Weather Outlook for Monday
Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:25:00 ESTAs a large high pressure area builds across the central Great Basin, scattered snow showers from the Northern Rockies southward into Wyoming and Colorado will come to an end by Monday evening. A frontal system in The Central Rockies will move eastward, into increased moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. This will result in light to moderate rain showers across the Central Plains and into the Mid-Mississippi Valley by late Monday night and into Tuesday. On the back side of this system, temperatures may be cool enough to support a mixture of rain and snow with only minimal amounts expected. A coastal system riding up the Eastern Seaboard will generally parallel the coastline bringing showers and thunderstorms from the Carolinas northward into the lower New England states. The heaviest activity is expected to hug the coastline with the biggest impacts across the Outer Banks, Delmarva Peninsula, and eventually Cape Cod. Latest local weather forecasts, warnings, watches, and advisories...
