A short blast of polar air next week, combined with a storm expected to track into the eastern part of the country, could bring wet, windy, and snowy weather conditions.&nbsp;

Meteorologists at the <a href="https://weather.com/forecast/regional/news/2024-12-08-eastern-storm-flooding-rain-wind-lake-effect-snow">Weather Channel</a> laid out what to expect next week:

Weather Channel senior meteorologist&nbsp;Chris Dolce provided more details about the upcoming storm:

Dolce also provided a five-day rain and snow forecast for the eastern part of the country.&nbsp;

Separately, <a href="https://x.com/ryankanerWX/status/1865491936833851619">meteorologist Ryan Kane</a> provided his forecast for next week's storm:

The meteorologist for the Baltimore-Washington metro area, Tony Pann, at WBAL News, shows the possibility of a snow event for the interior Mid-Alantic (DC might be in for some of the white stuff ((sorry, Hunter Biden, not that white stuff)) and Northeast.&nbsp;

A retired Weather Channel and NWS climate expert provided his forecast for next week.&nbsp;

Meteorologist Ben Noll noted, "In the US, a short but sharp polar blast looms later this week."&nbsp;

Data from Bloomberg shows the latest cold spell will dissipate across the Lower 48 into warmer conditions through the first half of the week. However, temps are set to slide back into chilly conditions by the second half of the week.&nbsp;

"The trends are towards a more amplified system Wed-Thurs." 
{ai:summary}<p>Next week, a polar air blast combined with an eastern storm is expected to bring wet, windy, and snowy conditions across parts of the U.S. Initial rainfall will occur in the East, while northern New England may see snowfall. The heaviest rain is anticipated along the Northeast coast mid-week, with potential snow in interior areas as colder air moves in.</p><p>Meteorologists predict that the mid-Atlantic and Northeast could receive significant rainfall, with some areas in New York and New England possibly seeing up to 3 inches. Lake-effect snow in the Great Lakes region may accumulate 6 to 12 inches. The weather pattern suggests colder air will return later in December. #weather</p>

"Sharp Polar Blast" & Eastern Tracking Storm Could Bring More Lake-Effect Snow For Northeast

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