A Mixed Bag of Weather Across the US

The US is seeing a mix of weather patterns this week. A weak storm is moving through the Northeast, bringing light rain and snow. This isn't a big deal, but there could be quick bursts of heavy snow and strong winds in some areas, which might make driving tricky. Meanwhile, most of the country is enjoying calm weather. This peaceful pattern is expected to stick around for the first half of the week. However, there's a chance for more lake effect snow in parts of New York state, with some areas possibly getting more than 6 inches. On Tuesday, a fast-moving weather system will bring more wintry weather to northern Wisconsin and Michigan. The snow isn't expected to pile up much, and the impact should be minimal. By Wednesday, this system will reach northern New England, possibly causing some travel delays during the morning commute.The good news is that milder temperatures are moving in for much of the country. Places like St. Louis, Kansas City, and Rapid City could see highs near 60 degrees on Tuesday. Even Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia might reach the 50s by Wednesday. But don't get too comfortable, East Coast. Colder temperatures will return by Thursday. The Central and Western US will stay warmer than usual, with dry conditions expected. Looking ahead to the weekend, the East Coast might see near or below-average temperatures, while the Central and Western US will likely stay warmer than usual.