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Duration: 1:43. Description, summary, key points, chapters, key quotes, questions and transcript, where present, were produced automatically from the video or its captions and were not reviewed. ## Summary A snow storm is expected to hit the Midwest and Northeast, with snowfall totals ranging from 2 to 6 inches in some areas. The storm is being impacted by warm temperatures, but a shot of cold air is expected to transition it to a rain-snow mix. The Upper Peninsula and Northeast are expected to see the highest snowfall totals. The storm is not expected to be heavy, with most areas seeing little to moderate snowfall. The meteorologist provides a breakdown of the storm and its expected impact. ## Key points - The Weather Prediction Center's snowfall map is providing a moderate look at the storm (00:06) - The storm is not expected to be extreme (00:23) - Some areas, such as northwestern Indiana, may see light snow accumulations (01:02) - The Upper Peninsula is expected to see high snowfall totals (01:08) - Most areas are expected to see 2 to 4 inches of snow, with some higher elevations seeing up to 6 inches (01:21) ## Chapters - [00:00 to 00:28] Introduction to the Storm - [00:28 to 00:54] Factors Impacting the Storm - [00:54 to 01:14] Snowfall Totals by Region - [01:14 to 01:33] Storm Movement and Expected Impact - [01:33 to 01:43] Conclusion and Forecast ## Key quotes - [01:28] "So overall this storm system is going to be a little bit of a letdown if you're hoping for a really heavy storm system" ## Questions this video answers - How much snow is expected in the Midwest and Northeast? [01:21] - What is impacting the severity of the storm? [00:23] - Which areas are expected to see the highest snowfall totals? [01:08] - Is the storm expected to be heavy? [01:28] - What can be expected from the storm in the next 24 hours? [01:14] ## Transcript [00:00] If you're in the Midwest or the Northeast, snow is happening like right now. So let's break it down. [00:06] What you're looking at behind me is the Weather Prediction Center's snowfall map and this is giving us kind of a moderate look. [00:13] So they forecast all the way up to like the high end total. So they also take it all the way down to the low end. [00:18] This is kind of their best guess. Now what you're going to see in this map is nothing crazy. [00:23] This storm specifically was working against a couple of different factors. It's still pretty warm outside. [00:28] It may be November, but temperatures have been holding above normal for much of the United States [00:32] Ground temperatures are still very warm and air temperatures are still pretty warm as well [00:36] Today on Thursday, the storm system is finally getting a shot of cold air [00:40] That's starting to transition it to a little bit of a rain-snow mix [00:43] As we head into Friday, we see more snow and then things start to taper off as we head into Saturday [00:48] Here's a look again at those snow totals [00:50] So, so far what we're looking at, most areas little to nothing [00:54] Ohio, maybe a bit of a dusting in the snow belt in and around Cleveland [00:58] Illinois, Indiana, mostly on the dry side [01:02] There is a little bit of snow coming off of the lake [01:04] That could add up to some light accumulations in northwestern Indiana [01:08] Upper Peninsula is looking at some pretty high snowfall totals [01:12] And pretty much the highest from the storm period [01:14] The bulk of the storm is going to be moving into the northeast over the next 24 hours [01:18] And that's where we could see the highest just like storm totals [01:21] So most areas are looking at 2 to 4 inches with some higher elevations seeing up to 3 to 6. [01:28] So overall this storm system is going to be a little bit of a letdown if you're hoping for a really heavy storm system. [01:33] I'm meteorologist Madison Reich. I'm a meteorologist here with Weatherbug. [01:37] We're breaking down everything you need to know about the weather. [01:40] No BS. Super simple. 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