Widespread Record Highs w/springtime warmth across Eastern US on Tuesday and Wednesday.
80s in the Southeast north to Kentucky
70s to Cleveland and possibly Boston
60s into Chicago & Detroit#SpringFever
US Temperature Records Will Be Broken As The West Freezes And East Warms
Records will be broken across the country this week, as wintry weather sets in along the West Coast and the warmth moves out east.
After a deep freeze, the U.S. East Coast is warming up and forecasts project record-warm daily low temperatures for February over the next couple of days. Much of the deep south can expect temperatures in the mid-60s when they wake up Tuesday morning, according to Weather.us.
Daily high temperatures will also break records. Expect record highs to be broken from the Carolinas all the way up to New England, according to Weather.us meteorologist Ryan Maue.
Weather in D.C., the nation’s capital, are forecast to be in the mid-70s through Wednesday before cooling a bit.
Out West, however, is a different story.
Californians can expect record-breaking daily low temperatures along the coast. Northwesterners from Portland to Seattle can also expect record-low, freezing daily low temperatures on Tuesday.
If you’re in the Great Plains, however, bundle up. Record-breaking daily minimum and maximum temperatures are expected over the next couple of days.
Extremely amplified pattern: Much of the USA will see records Tuesday morning.
West: record low temperaturesw/freezing temps along California coast
East: record warm low temperatureseast of Mississippi with Spring like, moist air mass.
Both coasts can expect rain, and the middle of the country is slated for a wintry mix of rain and snow, according to the National Weather Service.
Powerful storm system driven by the deep western trough, will bring a long list of significant weather today through mid-week. For more information on upcoming weather hazards, go to http://www.wpc.noaa.gov . https://twitter.com/NWSWPC/status/965589815478620161 …
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