Coast-to-Coast Storm to Bring Hazardous Conditions Across the US
A powerful storm system is expected to track coast-to-coast, bringing a wide range of impacts, including snow, ice, and rain, to various regions across the US. The storm, which starts on Sunday in the Rockies, will move through the Plains and into the Northeast by Wednesday, posing threats to airports, roadways, and communities along its path.
The storm is closely following a major winter storm that caused travel chaos during the busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend. As meteorological winter kicks off this week, the coast-to-coast storm is expected to deliver a significant impact, with snow, ice, and rain affecting various parts of the country. 
December storm outlook map
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Storm Tracker: Monday to Wednesday
On Monday, the storm is expected to gain strength as it moves into the Plains, bringing possible snow showers to Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico. The storm will then move into the Midwest, where cities such as Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit could see significant snowfall, with 3-5 inches of snow expected in northern Missouri and northern Illinois. 
Chicago snow forecast through Tuesday
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Ice poses a significant concern for major interstates in Arkansas and Oklahoma, with cities such as Tulsa, Little Rock, and Fort Smith at risk of patchy snow and potential ice disruptions. 
Major interstate impacts on Monday morning
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Mid-Atlantic to Northeast Impacts
Tuesday through Wednesday, the storm will move into the Northeast, bringing mainly rain with a wintry mix to the Mid-Atlantic and New England. Threats of ice are likely in West Virginia and the Virginia mountains, as potentially snow or rain will impact parts of the Northeast. 
Snow forecast projection for the East
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Colder air is expected to bring snow inland of Maine and Pennsylvania, although snow accumulations are uncertain at this time and will be more known over the coming days. The FOX Forecast Center says that the path of the storm will still have major implications on who will see rain or snow. For continued coverage and updates, stay with FOX Weather as we track this coast-to-coast storm and its impacts. Here
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