A blast of cold air will impact the midwestern and eastern United States starting this week, forcing Americans to start using their heaters and stoves.
“It will feel more like November for many next week,” AccuWeather senior meteorologist Tyler Roys said.
The National Weather Service said Sunday that an “increasingly cold and unsettled weather pattern is forecast to develop across the Upper Midwest and spread east across the East Coast over the next couple of days.”
“The cold air surging into the Great Lakes behind an intensifying low pressure system will lead to mixed precipitation to expand eastward into the interior Northeast by Tuesday morning,” according to the update. “Interior New England may see a quick round of heavier rain as a warm front lifts through the region on Monday before colder air arrives from the west later in the day.”…