Today's Operations

Weather Summary

As of 4:08 a.m. Central, Tue., Nov. 24, 2009

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Northeast - A storm system will move northward east of the New England Coast on Tuesday bringing rain and some wind across much of coastal New England. High to moderate winds over southern New England and Maine. The rest of the Northeast will see low clouds and even some drizzle, especially in the morning.

Midwest - Low pressure will be stronger and pulling more moisture up into the Midwest on Tuesday. Expect rain and few thunderstorms to move eastward in the region and reaching the Chicago area. Some snow may mix in with the rain over central Nebraska and central Kansas.

South - A cold front will trigger scattered showers and thunderstorms from lower Mississippi Valley to the coastal Texas and Louisiana on Tuesday. Light rainfall possible for the area. Meanwhile, a stalled front may trigger some showers and thunderstorms over southern Florida. The rest of the area should be dry with mostly cloudy skies.

West - Much of the Pacific Northwest will have a few morning showers, mainly west of the Cascades on Tuesday. A few light snow showers are likely at elevations above 3,000 feet. A cold front will dip southeast through Montana into northern Wyoming by Tuesday evening. A few inches of snow are possible in western Montana, northwest Wyoming and eastern Idaho. Colder temperatures air will move into the northern Rockies Tuesday and the central Rockies Wednesday behind the front.