We are approaching the beginning soon Weather springAnd in the queue, predictors are tracking large patterns of changes leading to warm temperatures in most of the US over the last week.
Let's face it – we deserve a break from the bitter cold.
The country was blown up around the frigid Arctic air that plunged temperatures near the south to Florida and the Gulf Coast.
Winter Storm It also brought snow to places where you normally don't see flakes flying.
For example, last week Snow coated sand and palm trees in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
January, a Blizzard warning It was first published Along the Gulf Coast.
The temperature change has begun. WestArctic air has been replaced by a more gentle airflow from the North Pacific.
Above average temperatures are also developed throughout the central US, with many locations west of the Mississippi River 10-20 degrees above average.
This is quite different from last week when high temperatures were 30-50 degrees below average.
Bismarck, North Dakota, is just one of many parts of the country that notices differences as temperatures warm this week.
The temperature was below 39 degrees Celsius from zero on February 18th. Monday, Bismarck It is expected to reach around 47 degrees during the day. This is a temperature swing of nearly 90 degrees within a week.
MinneapolisYou will also notice the difference.
Last Tuesday, Minneapolis recorded morning cold temperatures below zero 15 degrees Celsius, with a “refreshing” 48 degrees Celsius expected to be forecast on Monday.
This is a change in temperature of 63 degrees per week.
This week, the Fox Prediction Center said temperatures would return to the '70s on the Southern Plains. SoutheastMeanwhile, the central plains and central areas reach the 60s.
The Northern Plains, the Midwest, the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes, the Northeast and New England will rise to nearly 50 degrees this week.
And for millions of people along the 95 corridors of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern Interstates, the FOX Prediction Center expects comfortable temperatures from the '50s and under the '50s for most of the week.
