Summary
An Arctic cold front is expected to bring unusually low temperatures across much of the eastern United States from November 9 to November 13. This weather change will likely result in frost and freeze conditions, impacting outdoor activities and increasing power demands.
Key Facts
- A weather forecast predicts an Arctic cold wave will hit the eastern U.S. next week.
- This cold front could cause temperatures 20-30 degrees below recent readings.
- The Northeast, including New England, New York, and nearby states, are most likely to experience below-average temperatures.
- Other states also potentially affected include Wisconsin, Illinois, Tennessee, and parts of the South like Georgia and Alabama.
- The cold snap is expected to end the growing season in many areas due to frost and freeze conditions.
- Florida might see temperatures 10-20 degrees below normal, with possible first frost and freeze.
- Increased power demand and risks to unprotected plumbing are anticipated.
- Updates on the weather will be available from the National Weather Service.
