Summary
A cold front is expected to hit parts of the United States early next week, bringing significantly colder temperatures. The cold air is predicted to move from the Great Lakes to the Eastern U.S., possibly resulting in the first frost or snow in some areas.
Key Facts
- Forecasters predict a significant cold spell from the Great Lakes to the Eastern U.S. early next week.
- The cold air will come from central and northern Canada.
- Temperatures could drop 15-25 degrees below average in the Eastern U.S.
- Snow is possible as far south as the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
- Parts of the Southeast might experience their first frost, ending the growing season in some areas.
- Lake effect snow may occur in Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and New York.
- The cold front is expected to be temporary, with milder weather returning by midweek.
