Cold Temperatures Reported in the US Extending from the Midwest to the West Coast
Experts in weather report that there will be cold temperatures from the Midwest to the East Coast of the United States due to a cold front. Meteorologists from AccuWeather have informed that there will be a drop in temperature in the eastern part of the United States next week. According to the climate experts, the first frosts of the season and even wet snowflakes are approaching. “A strong cold front is moving from the center to the east of the United States,” detailed the AccuWeather meteorologists. They indicated that the cold weather will cause millions of Americans to bundle up.
In the report provided by AccuWeather, it is revealed that there will be bad weather in the country from this weekend to next week. “The coolest air of the season is heading east,” according to AccuWeather meteorologists. They will continue working on the forecasts. With these details, they stated that the temperature drop will be “dramatic” compared to the heatwave that occurred in the area. “The mercury will drop from 90 degrees for high temperatures to 30 degrees for low temperatures in just a matter of days,” declared AccuWeather.
But not only low temperatures are expected, the cold front will also bring humid and unstable conditions in various parts of the country. Additionally, it was noted that the first snowflakes of the cold season may be recorded in some areas, according to AccuWeather. According to the experts, outdoor activities will be affected by the cold front that will sweep through the country and undoubtedly hinder pumpkin picking. Concerns also focus on the health and safety of individuals, especially those who are not properly prepared.
AccuWeather meteorologists have been monitoring this cold front system for days and have provided a detailed forecast. “These much colder conditions can also persist for a while,” said AccuWeather meteorologist Dean DeVore. According to their projections, temperatures are expected to gradually decrease throughout the eastern United States. “Temperatures that were between 10 and 20 degrees at the beginning of the month will end up being 10 to 20 degrees below average,” AccuWeather reported.
It is expected that minimum temperatures will drop below 60°F in many areas, which could lead to the formation of ice on roads and sidewalks. According to AccuWeather, the major cities along I-95 from Washington to Boston will also experience their coldest weather. “This cooling will sharply contrast with the summer heat that preceded it throughout the South,” said AccuWeather’s chief meteorologist Joe Lundberg. With the imminent arrival of frost and possible snow, residents are advised to take necessary measures to avoid a rough time.
Some key advice from meteorologists and safety experts includes the following for people living in these areas. Firstly, stay informed: Be aware of weather updates and warnings related to these areas. Prepare your home: Make sure the heating system is in good working condition. Drive with caution: If it is necessary to travel during adverse weather conditions, it is essential to drive carefully and at a safe speed. Dress appropriately: Wear layers of warm clothing and carry a coat, gloves, and scarf when outdoors.
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