February 12th 2025.
As the winter season reaches its peak, the US is experiencing its stormiest stretch yet, with a trio of weather systems causing chaos from coast to coast. These powerful storms have affected a staggering 40 states and a whopping 200 million people.
The first of the three storms made its mark on Tuesday, unleashing heavy snow, rain, and sleet along a 1,500-mile stretch of the East Coast. The Appalachian Mountains were hit the hardest, with over a foot of snow blanketing the area. But brace yourselves, as there are more storms on the horizon.
As we head into the weekend and the following week, two more storms are expected to wreak havoc on the country. According to meteorologists at AccuWeather, the last of the three storms could be the most intense and disruptive of the bunch before drier, colder air returns.
In the midst of all this chaos, a storm in the upper Midwest and northern part of the northeast is currently dumping heavy snow. And as if that isn't enough, another storm is brewing and expected to hit the same areas over the weekend.
But the real question on everyone's mind is what will happen next week. AccuWeather's Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie predicts a major storm, thanks to a blast of Arctic air over the northern Plains. The question is, will this storm follow the Atlantic coast or take a different path, heading east across the Southern states before dissipating over the ocean. Only time will tell.
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