Here's your temperature trend over the next 5 days - cooler air will move south & east. Get a detailed forecast at weather.gov. | U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)

Here's the forecast evolution of our eastern U.S. storm through Tuesday morning. Heavy rain and severe weather move up the east coast on the warm side ahead of the front, while colder air brings heavy wet snow with lake-effect enhancement on the cold (west) side of the storm. | U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)

Here's a look at this week's high temperature forecast. Excessive heat is expected throughout the Northern Plains, with highs into the upper-90s and triple digits. Meanwhile, clouds and scattered showers should keep much of the Northeast and southern U.S. cooler than average. | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center

This is an animation of WPC forecast charts for the next 7 days across the country giving you an overview of the weather forecasts through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Relatively quiet weather can be expected for the next few days leading up to Thanskgiving with periods of light wintry precipitation moving across the upper Midwest, Great Lakes and the Northeast. By Thanksgiving Day, an outbreak of arctic air from Canada is expected to drop temperatures well below freezing across the Northea

Combining data from multiple radars and multiple sensors (known as MRMS), we can put together a more complete picture of what kind of precipitation larger scale storms are producing. Looking at an animation of multiple radars over the northeastern U.S. we can see the counterclockwise rotation associated with the low pressure system affecting the area. https://www.nssl.noaa.gov/projects/mrms/ | U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)

Here's a simulated radar evolution through the storm. Precipitation really fills in this afternoon. Watch for rapidly changing conditions! | US National Weather Service Gray ME

A 14-hr RADAR loop (9:30 PM CDT - 11:30 AM CDT) of the impressive snow band associated with a fast-moving low-pressure system that produced a narrow swath of 6-10" accumulations across Nebraska and Iowa late last evening into the morning. ❄️ | NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center