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( #NWSWPC): RECORD #COLD is possible over the next few days across the Midwest, Ohio Valley, and Mid-Atlantic.

Lows are forecast to drop BELOW ZERO across parts of the Midwest tomorrow morning (12/4). Be sure to dress appropriately to avoid the risk of frostbite/hypothermia #USwx #wx #wxsky

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To get you in the Holiday Spirit!

( #NWSWPC): WPC has initiated Key Messages due to the potential for snow squalls along a strong arctic cold front tomorrow (Thursday). Snow squalls can result in a rapid drop in visibility and create icy roads very quickly, which can be hazardous to motorists. ❄️ #USwx #wx #wxsky

Precipitation over the next week looks to focus across the Pac NW and Gulf Coast regions with a decent soaking for each, along with lake effect precipitation falling downwind of the Great Lakes. What's in store for you? Check it out at weather.gov

Highest snow amounts by state for yesterday's storm:

Cross Village, MI: 15.0"
Freedom, NH: 12.6"
Anson, ME: 12.0"
Ulster Co., NY: 12.0"
Bennington, VT: 11.5"...

Note: Early season #SNOW-COVER across the contiguous #UnitedStates expands to 40.3% as of early Wednesday (December 3)

❄️The MOST WIDESPREAD SNOW-COVER of the season SO FAR❄️

❄️The MOST WIDESPREAD SNOW-COVER for this date (December 3) in 6 years/since 2019 at 45.4%❄️

#USwx #wx #wxsky

7 am EST/6 am CST Wednesday morning (December 3) #USwx #TEMPERATURES #wx #wxsky

We can only go up from here ! Today marks the earliest sunset of the year for NYC. We’ll see sunset start to get later on December 13th.

( #NWSMarquette): Snowvember ended with a bang as a strong storm brought heavy snow to the UP through Thanksgiving. Our storm total of 26" pushed us into the TOP 3 SNOWIEST NOVEMBERS, only falling behind 1991 and 2014. #Marquette #Michigan #MIwx #wx #wxsky

Map showing expected snowfall amounts across Colorado and northern New Mexico for the 72-hour period from 5 a.m. Tuesday, December 2 to 5 a.m. Friday, December 5 (MST). Highest totals—shown in bright yellow and orange—more than 8 inches in the central and northern Colorado mountains. Surrounding dark and medium blues show widespread 3 to 6 inches across much of Colorado. National Weather Service logo appears in the lower-left corner.

A storm system will bring accumulating snow tonight through Thursday morning for portions of Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Travel impacts are expected, so stay ahead of the storm by visiting weather.gov for details in your neck of the woods.

All aboard the Polar Express!! The tropospheric polar vortex will deliver frigid blasts in the eastern/ northern US for the next ~2 weeks and several chances of #snow. #cold #winter #fyp #polarexpress #polarvortex

( #NWSPhoenix): Meteorological fall 2025 (Sep, Oct, Nov) is officially the wettest on record for #Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport as it registered 6.31" of rain. In fact, approximately 76% of the total annual rainfall recorded at Sky Harbor Airport so far has occurred since September 1st #AZwx #wx #wxsky

( #NWSWPC): 🚨 WINTER STORM TODAY 🚨
Heavy #snow (5-10" expected) in the Interior Northeast & disruptive #ice (up to 0.2" accretion) in the Central Appalachians will make TODAY'S commutes HAZARDOUS. The storm exits by Wednesday morning. #USwx #wx #wxsky

7 am EST/6 am CST Tuesday morning (December 2) #USwx #TEMPERATURES #wx #wxsky

Percent of normal for the season to date from ggweather.com/seasonal_rai...

Boston has officially taken hold of the 2nd longest streak on record without a 6" snowfall

It won't snap this week, but interior areas of New England will pass that mark. Looking at tomorrow's snow on #wbz this evening

Map showing the coldest season of the year.

The Mesa Lab is surrounded by snow and snowy mountains.

Grab the hot cocoa! ❄️ Today marks the beginning of meteorological winter, running from December through February. Unlike astronomical seasons determined by the rotation of Earth around the Sun and marked by equinoxes and solstices, meteorological seasons are based on the annual temperature cycle.

Its a MESS in KC right now!

Note: ❄️Meteorological #WINTER❄️ starts off with the most widespread #SNOW-COVER of the season SO FAR at 33.4 PERCENT across the contiguous #UnitedStates ( #USwx ) as of early Monday morning (December 1) via ( #NOAA )

Happy 1st day of meteorological winter ! Meteorologists use the seasons and not the solstice/equniox ? When you hear “hottest summer” or “coldest winter” these are based on meteorological seasons and not the customs of the solstice and equniox.

Meteorological winter runs December through February to give a consistent, temperature-based way to track the coldest stretch of the year. #WinterStartsNow

7 am EST/6 am CST Monday morning (December 1) #USwx #TEMPERATURES #wx #wxsky

( #NWSWPC): Widespread hazardous travel is likely Monday night through Tuesday night (December 1-2) due to #snow & #ice especially during Tuesday commutes. HEAVY SNOW (5-10+") in the Northeast #USwx; significant icing (0.1-0.2") in the Appalachians. Stay safe & check www.weather.gov! #wx #wxsky

Map of the contiguous United States, with bands of color to indicate dates of earliest sunsets, which range from November 29 in the south to December 12 in the north.

Earliest sunsets are almost here. In early to mid-December, evenings become brighter again—no “Daylight Saving Time” needed!

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NEW RECORD! Yesterday was Madison's snowiest November day on record with a total of 9.3" recorded at the airport. This surpasses the old record, set back in 1995, by nearly 2". #wiwx

The 2025 Atlantic #hurricane season ends today. 13 named storms, 5 hurricanes, & 4 major: a near-normal season. Three Cat 5 storms: Erin, Humberto, & #Melissa. Melissa producing a world record wind gust (252mph). No hurricanes made landfall in the US for the 1st time since 2015. #wx

Summary of the Unusual 2025 Hurricane Season Updates and summaries on tropical Atlantic activity... including easterly waves, tropical storms, subtropical storms, and hurricanes.

The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially ends today. Overall, it was a slightly above-average season with some strange characteristics.
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Note: #SNOW-COVER reported across 31.6 percent of the contiguous #UnitedStates ( #USwx ) as of early Sunday morning (November 30) via ( #NOAA ) after a significant early season #WinterSTORM on Saturday

❄️**This is the most widespread SNOW-COVER of the season so far**❄️

#wx #wxsky

11/30: Today is the last day of the 2025 hurricane season. The month of November has proven to be very quiet this year, with no named storms during the month. There weren't even any disturbances mentioned in the Tropical Weather Outlook the en... https://x.com/NHC_Atlantic/status/1995096242884358356