A deepening storm will begin in the northern Gulf and drench Florida Monday and Tuesday, while spreading quickly developing rain in Georgia and the Carolinas late Tuesday and into Wednesday, before really turning into a major system for the East Coast mid week. By the time the storm closes off and occludes in upstate New York, enough cold air will have spread down the Appalachian Chain early Thursday morning for the Flakes to be falling once again, for the higher elevations.
The rest of the Eastern US will be clearing out, but windy and colder. By Friday and Saturday mornings, frost may be a concern in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley, even down into northern Mississippi, Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas by Saturday morning as the winds go calm directly underneath high pressure. A very active week coming up!
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