National weather map
Posted at 8:57 AM on December 23, 2010
by Craig Edwards
Filed under: Snow
Map valid at midnight CST tonight.
As you can see the main travel difficulties will be centered in the upper Midwest the next twenty-four to thirty-six hours.
Models are showing that another storm will plow into the Pacific Northwest for Christmas, bringing more rain to soggy Seattle.
Looking ahead, there may be a storm system developing off the east coast on Sunday. This could impact travel in New York City and Boston.
National flight status from the FAA.
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