Monday's Weather Outlook

Unsettled weather travels along the mid-section of the country, bringing a mix of precipitation to multiple regions of the country. 

In the Northeast, high pressure will keep New England and northern Pennsylvania dry; meanwhile, areas farther south will see a soggy, wintry mix. In the northern Mid-Atlantic, the soggy conditions will plague Appalachia and its foothills with an icy mix, while the remaining areas will just see a rain and snow mix. The southern Mid-Atlantic will see wet weather conditions as well, but only as rain. 

The Southeast will remain mostly dry; but southern Florida will see isolated thunderstorms and rain showers. Most of the states along both the southern Atlantic and Gulf Coast have the possibility to see some rain showers in the northern parts of the states, but most of the states will remain dry. 

In the Midwest, unsettled weather will plague the area as a rain-snow mix impacts most areas south of the Great Lakes. This wintry mix will become icy in some areas south of the Ohio River Valley. In the Plains, a rain/snow mix will impact some areas, meanwhile isolated areas in the southern Plains will see just rain. 

In the Mountain West, a rain/snow mix will impact the middle sector of the Rockies, bringing a cold rain to the valleys and snow to the mountain peaks. In the northern and southern Rockies, moisture will miss these areas, leaving weather conditions dry for the start of the work week. 

Also, dry weather will prevail in the Desert Southwest on Monday. Unfortunately for most of the West Coast, wet weather conditions will persist, but most of Washington State will also be dry this Monday. However, for most of the Pacific Northwest and most of California, wet weather conditions plague the area. Rain will continue along the coasts, while a rain/snow mix will impact mountainous areas. 

Frigid temperatures will impact the Northeast this Monday, bringing 20s to most of the region. Areas that will see 30s are the northern Great Lakes, northern Mid-Atlantic, and higher mountainous peaks along the Rockies and Sierra Nevada. 

Forties are in store for a large sector of the country, such as the southern Mid-Atlantic, southern Great Lakes, northern Plains, central Plains, and foothills of the Rockies. Areas seeing 50s will be South Carolina, the southern Plains, lowland areas of the Rockies, and the West Coast. 

Sixty-degree temperatures will be present in the northern portion of Gulf Coast states, lowland areas in the southern Rockies, southern California, and California’s Central Valley. Areas seeing 70s will be Gulf Coast states, and the Denver metro area. 

Several areas will see 80s this Monday, such as southern Florida, southern Texas, and the Desert Southwest.