Blizzard Warnings and Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories: Dangerous travel with blowing snow, reduced visibility, and extreme wind chills may disrupt highways across North Dakota, northeast South Dakota, and northern and central Minnesota through this evening.
High Wind Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: Strong, potentially damaging winds may create difficult driving conditions for high-profile vehicles across much of the West, Plains, Rockies, and the Northeast today into Friday night.
Flood Watches: Heavy rain on saturated ground may lead to urban, small stream, and river flooding across west-central and southwest Washington and northwest and west-central Oregon through Saturday.
High Wind Warnings and Advisories: Widespread damaging winds may make travel hazardous for high-profile vehicles and cause difficult driving conditions across much of the West, Rockies, Plains, and Upper Midwest today and tonight. Winds will gust to Hurricane Force in places.
Blizzard Warning: Whiteout conditions, heavy snow, and strong winds may severely impact mountain travel across the Washington Olympic Mountains and Washington Cascades above 2000 feet through midday today.
Flood Watch: Heavy rain on saturated ground may lead to urban, small stream, and river flooding across southwest Washington and northwest and west-central Oregon late tonight through late Friday night.
High Wind Warnings and Watches this afternoon through Wednesday night: Major windstorm may make travel dangerous for high-profile vehicles across the Pacific Northwest, Great Basin, Northern Rockies, Plains, and Front Range from Washington and Oregon through Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, the Dakotas, Nebraska, and Minnesota through Wednesday night.
Flood Watches and Flood Warnings late tonight through late Friday night: Heavy rainfall on saturated soils may lead to urban, small stream, and river flooding across western and central Washington, southwest Washington, northwest and west-central Oregon, and a portion of northern Idaho from late tonight through late Friday night.
Winter Storm Warnings and Watches this afternoon through Thursday morning: Heavy snow, strong winds, and reduced visibility may significantly impact mountain passes and northern routes across Washington Cascades, Olympic Mountains, northwest Montana, northwest Wyoming, and north-central North Dakota from this afternoon through Thursday morning.
High Wind Warnings and Watches: Dangerous crosswinds and difficult handling for high-profile vehicles are expected across the northern and central Rocky Mountains from Montana and Wyoming south into Colorado through Wednesday.
Flood Watch: Heavy rainfall on saturated ground may cause river rises, urban flooding, and an increased risk of landslides and debris flows across western and central Washington through Thursday.
Lake Effect Snow: Periods of heavy snow may significantly reduce visibility and create snow-covered roads downwind of Lakes Erie and Ontario across western and central New York through Tuesday afternoon.
Winter Storm Warnings and Advisories today along the I-95 corridor from Richmond to Providence: Up to 3-7 inches of snow expected.
Cold Weather Advisories today and Monday: Dangerous cold with wind chill values ranging from -45°F in the northern Plains to +10°F along the Gulf and Southeastern Coasts.
Another round of Flooding Rainfall in the Pacific Northwest starting Monday: Preliminary forecast of 2 to 8 inches will cause additional sharp rises to area rivers. Very saturated soils will maintain increased risk for potential landslides and debris flows off of burn scars.
