Severe Weather Outlook

Severe thunderstorms are possible late Friday afternoon and Friday night across the Florida Peninsula.

Elsewhere, no organized areas of severe weather are expected over the remainder of the Nation through Sunday.

Current Severe Weather Watches
Weather Alerts

Light snow from the eastern Great Lakes, southward

A disturbance in the upper wind flow over the Gulf Coast will move toward the Mid-Atlantic, in combination with a low developing off the Southeast coast. This will spread moisture inland. Cold air in the lower atmosphere will produce a wintery mix across parts of the North Carolina Piedmont. While this will be a fast moving system with little time for significant accumulations, there is a potential for a couple inches of snow from the central Appalachians through the Del-Mar-Va.

Meanwhile, a swath of light snow associated with a fast- moving disturbance in the upper wind flow will move through the Midwest and Great Lakes into New England. With only limited moisture, light accumulations are forecast. Only an inch is expected with maybe up to two inches lee of Lake Erie.