US Weather Report: Two storms to hit East coast, may bring snow, rain, thunderstorm. Know in detail

Although spring has officially arrived in the US, it is yet to make its present felt in the country. Two strong winds with rain are most likely to hit the East coast of the country on Wednesday. According to AccuWeather, the first storm may bring winter weather to Montana and move to the Northeast by the weekend. The second storm with snow may arrive on Sunday. Two storms may merge on the Atlantic coast, bringing rain, gusty winds and snow to a vast area. It may also start the first weekend of spring along the Eastern Seaboard.

Storm to gather near Canada

One of the storms may begin near the Canadian border while the other may come from the Gulf and converge on the Atlantic coast. It may trigger heavy downpours rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms. Northeast may also get some snow, but the latest report suggests that the weather conditions may improve for the latter part of the weekend.

Northern Storm

On the other hand, northern storm may gather along the eastern slopes of the southern Canadian Rockies and the northern Rockies of the US. It may bring with it light to moderate snow over the northern Plains and Upper Midwest Thursday night.

Southern Storm

The southern storm will begin over the northern Gulf of Mexico around midweek and move eastward along the upper Gulf coast into Thursday night causing rain and gusty thunderstorms.

Both of the storms may drift to the Atlantic coast by the end of the week, and come closer together.

FAQs:

Where will the southern and the northern storms begin now?
The southern storm will begin over the northern Gulf of Mexico around midweek and move eastward along the upper Gulf coast into Thursday night causing rain and gusty thunderstorms. On the other hand, northern storm may gather and develop along the eastern slopes of the southern Canadian Rockies and the northern Rockies of the US.

How may the two storms impact the people?
Two storms may merge on the Atlantic coast, bringing rain, gusty winds and snow to a vast area. It may also start the first weekend of spring along the Eastern Seaboard.