Map Shows 10 States Where Temperatures Could Fall 25 Degrees Below Average
Summary
A cold front is expected to cause temperatures to drop significantly below average in several U.S. states. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for hazardous weather, warning that travel could be difficult for many people early this week. The cold air is moving from Canada and will impact areas from the Midwest to the East Coast.Key Facts
- Weather forecasts predict temperatures 20-25 degrees below normal in some states.
- The cold air, coming from Canada, is moving into the Plains, Midwest, and East.
- The National Weather Service has issued alerts for potential travel problems.
- Temperatures are expected to drop to the 20s and 30s in affected areas.
- States likely experiencing the coldest temperatures include Tennessee, Kentucky, and northern Alabama.
- The cold front will extend to the Gulf Coast and Florida Panhandle by Monday night.
- Areas like the Midwest and Ohio Valley are expected to have the coldest weather on Monday.
- The chill is expected to reach the Eastern Seaboard by Tuesday.
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