Extreme conditions are spreading across the country, from feet of mountain snow in the West to wildfire danger in the Plains and a new round of wintry weather in the North.
Strong winds and very dry air are creating extremely critical fire weather conditions across the central and southern Plains. Gusts combined with low relative humidity may allow any fires that develop to spread rapidly.
Meanwhile, two Pacific storm systems will continue moving into the western United States, bringing gusty winds, periods of rain, and heavy mountain snow.
Western U.S.: Feet of Snow in the Mountains
An active winter pattern continues across much of the West as multiple upper-level disturbances move through a deep trough anchored over the region. The result: widespread, heavy mountain snowfall that will last through at least the next couple of days.
The heaviest snow is falling from the southern Cascades through the Sierra Nevada and into…
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