California Faces Heavy Snow, Southern Storm Heads Toward Valentine Weekend

A powerful weather system is sweeping across California, dropping 12–36 inches of snow on the Sierra Nevada by Thursday. The heavy snowfall is expected to make travel conditions extremely hazardous.

Southern United States: Heavy Rain on the Horizon

A separate system is moving south toward the Deep South, bringing heavy rain starting Friday and continuing through Saturday (Valentine’s Day). Rainfall amounts could reach:

• 1–4 inches across Texas to the Carolinas
• Up to 6 inches in select Gulf Coast areas

These conditions threaten outdoor plans and could cause road closures over the weekend.

Potential Severe Thunderstorms

Forecasters warn of possible severe thunderstorms in Mississippi, Alabama, and Arkansas on Saturday. Stay alert for lightning, strong winds, and hail.

Northeast: A Gradual Warm-Up

After the big storms, the Northeast is finally warming up. Very cold wind chills are ending, and temperatures are returning to normal seasonal levels.

Stay tuned for updates and travel advisories.