Severe Weather Threatens U.S. With Floods, Snowstorms, and Travel Disruptions

Atmospheric rivers and winter storms are forecast to bring heavy snow, rain, and hazardous conditions across multiple regions, impacting holiday travel and daily life.

A series of atmospheric rivers is expected to hit the West Coast, bringing heavy rain, mountain snow, and risks of flooding and mudslides, especially in California and the Pacific Northwest.
Winter weather warnings have been issued for 16 states, with some areas forecast to receive up to 20 inches of snow, creating hazardous travel conditions and potential power outages.
The Northeast and Great Lakes regions are bracing for a snowstorm later this week, which could disrupt holiday travel for millions of Americans as temperatures drop sharply.
The Bay Area is recovering from recent storms, including a rare tornado, with more rain and a potential atmospheric river system forecast for the upcoming weekend.
National Weather Service and meteorologists warn of widespread travel delays, urging caution for drivers and preparations for severe weather impacts in affected regions.

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