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Active Weather Brings Holiday Travel Headaches to Portions of the Nation
An atmospheric river brings heavy rain and mountain snow to the western U.S., with some areas expecting a white Christmas and significant snow in parts of New England.
- Next week an atmospheric river will bring Pacific moisture, causing heavy rain and mountain snow in California and wet, wintry conditions with significant snow in higher elevations of the Rockies.
- Driven by Pacific moisture, an atmospheric river fuels prolonged wet weather across Northern California and the intermountain West, with rain and snow continuing and heavier rain expected in southern California.
- Tuesday brings snow to New England and parts of Maine, with totals of 6 inches, while Southern California could see wetter conditions with strong storms as accumulation totals remain low.
- Holiday travelers should expect possible disruptions whether flying or driving next week, with national forecasts providing day-by-day details across the country.
- The day after Christmas could bring a break for some western areas, though high-elevation areas may still see snow, our team of meteorologists reports with detailed weather blogs and analysis.
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