A powerful storm will sweep across the central U.S. into the Great Lakes through Thursday. Expect heavy snow and strong winds from the northern Plains to the Upper Midwest, while severe storms hit areas from the southern Plains to the Midwest. Further south, heavy rain could lead to flooding from the Ozarks to the Ohio Valley, lasting through Saturday.
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The weather story this week centers around two major events. In the Pacific Northwest, a powerful atmospheric river is flooding the region with several days of heavy rain, gusty winds, and mountain snow. Meanwhile, a series of clipper systems are spreading snow and biting cold from the Northern Plains into the Great Lakes and Northeast. Arctic air follows behind, dropping temperatures sharply and triggering hazardous flash freeze conditions. In contrast, the Southwest and Deep South stay mild and dry.