The severe but short-lived Arctic outbreak across the Midwest and Northeast will ease by week’s end, as mild Pacific air overspreads the country from west to east. By Saturday, significantly above-normal temperatures will extend as far east as the Mississippi Valley, with lingering cold confined to the Northeast.
Thursday morning’s temperatures will again plunge to 0° or below as far south as the Ohio and middle Mississippi Valleys. As the cold air begins to retreat, some late-week snow can be expected in parts of the Midwest, mid-South, and mid-Atlantic.
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