What weather will be making headlines this week? For the U.S. overall, a relatively quiet week ahead before another wintry push later next week to close out the month. First, a cool autumn airmass hangs out over the eastern states. Meanwhile, warm and dry across much of the western U.S. except for moments of rainfall for the Pacific Northwest early in the week from a system that will take rain and wind toward the central states by the midweek.
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"Weather will always win, but that doesn't mean you have to lose."
A powerful holiday-week storm pattern will bring impactful weather to several parts of the U.S. through the weekend. California will see another round of atmospheric river-fueled rain, with significant flooding in lower elevations and several feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada. Meanwhile, wintry precipitation could complicate travel across the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, and New England, while the central Plains and parts of the South experience unseasonable warmth and fire weather conditions. Ongoing cold for much of Western and Central Canada, particularly Alberta.