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Aside from a couple minor storm makers in the Northeast, Four Corners, and northern Rockies, it will be a relatively calm day for most of the nation today.
It will be another cool day for the Eastern Seaboard. A mix of rain and snow will be prevalent throughout the day from the highlands of West Virginia through the interior Northeast. Lake-effect snow is also looking likely to form in western New York later in the day. Behind these snow bands, blustery conditions will continue in the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest with some isolated snow showers all day.
The winter action continues to drag on for the Four Corners. The higher elevations will find themselves experiencing an all-day mix of rain and snow, but no significant widespread snow accumulations are expected.
The rest of the Western U.S. will be quiet to start out the day, but a system will begin to move into the northern Rockies and Cascades from the northwest after sunset. Higher elevations in the states of Washington, northern Idaho and northern Montana can expect a mix of rain and snow.
Other than a few possible rain showers in central California, southern Texas, and southern Florida, the rest of the country will experience a dry and quiet day.
Most of the Western U.S. will continue to extend its above normal daily temperature streak, with temperatures in the 50s and 60s along the coastline and 70s and 80s further inland. The Great Basin and Rocky Mountain Front can expect temperatures in the 50s and 60s. While the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast will see highs only reach the 30s and 40s. High temperatures in the central and southern Plains as well as the Gulf Coast will climb up to the 60s and 70s. Fifties and 60s will be found in the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic.