A strong weather system continues to bring incredible snowfall amounts to parts of the Rocky Mountain High Plains this afternoon and evening. This upper level low pressure system will push south and east over the next few days. Winter Weather impacts will decrease heading into the work week. The chance for snow will return to places in the west next weekend.

Snow totals have ranged from 12 to 20 inches in many high terrain locations. Some heavy bursts of snow have been observed with several on our storm report map above. Long range models indicate a brief warm-up across the country before additional cold shots of air drop south from Canada to start out November.

Snow totals have ranged from 12 to 20 inches in many high terrain locations. Some heavy bursts of snow have been observed with several on our storm report map above. Long range models indicate a brief warm-up across the country before additional cold shots of air drop south from Canada to start out November.

Numerous showers and storms are expected across the eastern U.S. ➣

A strong cold front will work its way to the East Coast into Monday night bringing a swath of showers and thunderstorms across the Appalachains.

A Slight Risk for Severe T-Storms across western Iowa and Minnesota ➣

Numerous showers and a few severe storms will fire up today across Iowa and southern Minnesota. Damaging wind, along with a few hailstones, will be the primary impacts with this activity.

The SWC Fall Foliage outlook has been released, and we expect there to be some amazing color this year as cool conditions in the northern half of the country have lead to on-time color change.