As the Western Winter Storm System advances east, heavy snow will continue in Montana and the Four Corners region. Meanwhile, Eta is bringing heavy rain, flooding, thunderstorms, strong winds, and storm surge to Florida. Additionally, heavy rain and severe thunderstorms are expected in the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Central Plains. Active Advisories: Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska, Florida
Winter Storm
Washington
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow expected across northeast WA tonight
- 1-3 inches of snow
- Until 10 AM PST Tuesday.
Idaho
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow expected across the panhandle tonight
- 1-3 inches of snow
- Until 10 AM PST Tuesday.
Montana
Blizzard Warning
Blizzard conditions occurring across northern MT
- Whiteout conditions
- 50mph wind gusts
- Until noon MST today
Winter Storm Warning
Heavy snow continuing this morning across north central MT
- Additional 1 inch of snow
- 35mph wind gusts
- Until noon MST today
Impacting transit along I-15 north of Great Falls
Utah
Winter Weather Advisory
Heavy snowfall continuing in the Central Mountains
- 3-6 inches additional snow
- Until 3 PM MST this afternoon
Impacting transit along I-15, I-80, I-84, and I-70
Arizona
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow continuing this morning above 5500ft
- 1-3 inches additional snow
- 30mph wind gusts
- Until 8 AM MST this morning
Impacting transit including I-40 which is closed east of US 93
Colorado
Winter Storm Warning
Heavy snow continuing in the San Juan mountains
- 4-8 inches additional snow
- 45mph wind gusts
- Until 11 PM MST this evening
Impacting transit along I-25, I-70
New Mexico
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow continuing over the Tusas Mountains
- 2-6 inches additional snow
- 35mph wind gusts
- Until 5 PM MST today
Impacting transit along I-40 near the Continental Divide
Nebraska
Winter Weather Advisory
Mixed precipitation occurring across north central NB
- 1-2 inches of snow
- Light glaze of ice
- Until noon CST /11 AM MST/ today
Tropical Storm Eta
Eta made landfall in the Florida Keys Sunday night, becoming the 12th named storm to make landfall in the U.S. this hurricane season, and the first for the state of Florida. The center of Eta is now located just off the southwest coast of Florida, and while Eta's long-term track is uncertain at this time, it may approach the Florida Gulf Coast later this week.
Tropical Storm
Tropical Storm Warnings are in effect for southern Florida
- From the Brevard-Volusia County line to Anna Maria Island
- Includes entire Miami metro
- Conditions continuing through Monday
Flooding Rainfall
Storm totals of 18+ inches rain expected across southern Florida
- 2-4 additional inches through today
- Flood watches in effect
- Includes Miami-Fort Lauderdale Metro
For more information please visit https://www.weather.gov/, https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ and https://weather.com/
