Just as the atmosphere seems to have reawakened its ability to generate snowstorms across parts of the Midwest and Northeast, another expansive storm is poised to sweep across the country, bringing the threat of yet another round of accumulating snow to multiple major cities by the end of this week.
This latest storm currently drenching the Pacific Northwest with snow, ice and rain, is forecasted to rapidly traverse the nation in the coming days.
Meteorologists say its far-reaching impacts will likely lay down bands of heavy snow from as far west as Chicago and St. Louis to as far east as Washington, D.C., New York City and Boston.
Total accumulations could amount to several additional inches on the heels of this week’s earlier winter weather events.
Frigid temperatures entrenched over much of the Midwest and interior Northeast will enable snow to readily amass on roads instead of melting on contact.