Tropical Storm Eta is forecast to move inland over the northern portion of the Florida peninsula today. Tropical-storm-force winds, life-threatening storm surge and heavy rainfall are expected while tornadoes and flooding are possible. Heavy rain may lead to flash flooding through Thursday from the southern Appalachians into the Mid-Atlantic states where a front is meeting Eta's moisture. Meanwhile, the Northwest is bracing for more wintry weather. Active Advisories: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Washington
Winter Storm Warning
Heavy snow expected to begin this afternoon above 3000ft in the Cascades
- 10-20 inches of snow
- 45mph wind gusts
- 4 PM this afternoon to 10 AM PST Friday
Will likely impact transit including along I-90 through Snoqualmie Pass
Oregon
Winter Storm Warning
Heavy snow expected to begin tomorrow morning across the Cascades
- 5-10 inches of snow above 5000ft
- 3-6 inches of snow below 5000ft
- 55-70mph wind gusts
- From 7 AM Friday to 1 AM PST Saturday
Will likely impact transit through the region
Idaho
Winter Storm Watch
Heavy snowfall across the West Central Mountains possible beginning this evening
- 2-12 inches of snow
- 12-24 inches of snow above 6000ft
- 40mph wind gusts
- From this evening through Saturday morning
Could render travel difficult to impossible
Wyoming
Winter Storm Watch
Heavy and blowing snow possible across western WY beginning Friday
- 3-6 inches of snow, up to 14
- 40mph wind gusts
- From Friday afternoon through Saturday evening
Travel through the region could become very difficult, including along I-80
Tropical Storm Eta
Eta made landfall early this morning near Cedar Key, Florida, with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph. Tropical moisture associated with Eta is streaming northward ahead of a cold front in the East, resulting in locally heavy rainfall from parts of Virginia into the Carolinas.
Tropical Storm Warning
Tropical storm conditions are continuing today
- Northeast FL
- Extreme southeast GA
Rainfall
Heavy and potentially flooding rainfall will continue today
- Southern Virginia
- East central Carolinas
For more information please visit https://www.weather.gov/, https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ and https://weather.com/
