Several storms will pass through the United States, dangerous weather conditions expected from coast to coast

California will be hit by two major storms.

An arctic air explosion is currently affecting the northeast.

Wind chills hit teens as early as Saturday morning, from Washington, DC to Boston. It looks like a single digit and below zero in the Interior Northeast.

On Sunday morning, it will be even colder throughout the region. This blast of cold is notable because much of the northeast has not had too many periods of true winter air so far this season. But now it looks more like January.

It should be noted that this part of the country is climatologically at the lowest average temperature around this date for the calendar year.

The weather regime is about to take a fairly turbulent turn as multiple complex storm systems are expected to move across the country over the next week.

A system of storms is organizing Saturday morning in the West and brings rain over the Californian valleys and a little snow from the mountains from Nevada to Colorado. This snow could cause travel delays in the mountain passes, particularly in parts of Arizona.

Later on Saturday, part of that system will help a quick burst of snow develop and move through the upper Midwest. This snow is expected to last until Sunday. By Sunday morning, cities like Chicago and Green Bay could see snow. Local travel delays are possible.

As this system emerges from the Rockies, it will become more organized and bring several dangers Sunday through Wednesday from the central United States to the eastern United States.

Heavy snowfall and winter mixing will be possible Sunday night through Monday morning from Kansas to Indiana. Additionally, severe storms are likely to develop in parts of northern Texas and Oklahoma late Sunday and early Monday. These severe storms could cause hail and brief tornadoes.

On Monday evening, snow and a winter mix will move through parts of Illinois extending into parts of the mid-Atlantic. Mixed precipitation could knock down trees and power lines in several places. Travel delays will be possible near major cities from Monday evening to early Tuesday, particularly in and around Chicago.

Snow will likely fall in the Appalachians on Tuesday, especially in parts of Pennsylvania and New York. At present, the heaviest snow will likely fall west of the I-95 corridor, but the forecast is worth watching as a potential winter impact is possible in the Philadelphia and New York metropolitan areas. .

As a result of this first storm, up to a foot of snow will likely fall in the western mountains. Additionally, the snowfall in the Midwest could bring 3 to 6 inches of snow in the upper Midwest of Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.

As the second part of this storm passes through the central United States and eastern United States from Monday to Wednesday, there could be a wide swath of over 6 inches of snow from Kansas to Michigan. Chicago can see very heavy snow.

In the northeast, the thickest snow will likely remain west of major cities, but 3-6 inches could fall over parts of western Maryland, Pennsylvania, and southern New York City.

While all of this is playing out, another storm will move quickly west on Sunday and bring heavy rain and mountain snow to parts of California. This storm seems a little stronger and will cross the country.

A third storm will hit the west midweek – and it looks even stronger than the others. This could bring heavy rain and snow to California.