FOX FORECAST CENTER tracks storms from a vast coast to the coast as you end your nationwide journey on Friday.
Arashi, which began in Southern California last weekend, produces a wide range of rain and winter weather in the Midwest, Central Atlantic, and northeast.
In the southern part, a thunderstorm runs in the northern part of the Gulf. The amount of precipitation lasts until the night of Friday, and when the system moves to the Atlantic Ocean, it ends early in the morning on Saturday.
Due to the lack of cold air, winter precipitation is limited in the northeast where winter weather recommendations are issued until 3:00 pm.
The frozen and rainy pocket leads to potentially dangerous road conditions from northeastern Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania, passing through the Hudson Valley in New York.
The threat of frozen and rain is expected to decrease in the morning as the temperature exceeds freezing.
However, when a cold front moves from Canada, the area shifts to snow and is generally north of the I-95. According to the fox prediction center, the number of wet snow was only a few inches.
On the other hand, from the middle west to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the temperature depends on the freezing, so all rain is expected. In places such as Chicago, Pittsberg, New York, and Philadelphia, rain sometimes gets heavier.
The rain also falls on the Washington DC, where the tragic air collision continues on Wednesday night.
Due to the significant lack of rainfall in January this year, many regions have experienced one of the most dry Januarys in the record, ranking in the top 3, 5, or 10 people. 。
Cities such as New York, Philadelphia, Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Washington DC are included in this list.
However, the rain that is expected to be Friday is more likely to change this ranking, and will drive out these cities from the top 10.
The last rain ends early in the morning on Saturday. The system slides down to the Atlantic Ocean.
