Alright, let's take a look at the areas that could
see a little bit of a slick spot or two
tomorrow.
With the snow showers in the area,
we're mainly looking at high elevations into the Laurel Highlands
up above 2000 feet where we might have a little
bit of a coating of snow on the road,
but what a mess there.
In Toledo this evening you can see we're going to
get a little more specific with some of these forecast
details,
but you saw Seattle with a minor afternoon delay that's
tied to rain showers late in the day.
The rain will be a little more prevalent for a
longer chunk of the day in Portland OR,
but it's going to be an active end of the
week.
We have a lot of green lights in the Southwest.
That's good news. Still monitoring some fire danger.
There have been a few fires that broke out over
the past couple of days with the Santa Ana wind
event.
Wind is a concern into Omaha and Kansas City,
just minor, minor delays there.
So be careful with the high profile vehicle.
South Central US, you're looking good here.
Lots of green lights really,
and that's the case for most of the Southeast.
The only exception would be a little bit of a
breeze in Atlanta.
High volume airports, gusts of wind,
25 mph, not all that disruptive,
but that can lead to some delays in some spots
into the Midwest,
the Ohio. Valley. We're in better shape here with the
exit of those snow showers off into the interior Northeast,
but we do inherit those problems into Buffalo and also
Montreal at times,
too. It's going to be kind of a dreary time
in Boston.
Temperatures falling, rain showers there at times.
And we do have some lingering showers in New York
City,
Philadelphia. And it's windy, just breezy enough for a couple
of minor flight delays into Baltimore and Washington.
Our AccuWeather US flight cancellation forecast shows slightly below average
numbers.
That's good news over the next five days for flight
cancellation.