ahead of all of t this cold weather into the western areas of the deep south looooking at some t thunderstorms as warm ai surges in. so be on the lookout for some rain and some strong storm from time to time. a lot of the focus of the central system will be moving toward the east as we go throughout the next couple of days. so snow to chicago, washington, d.c., but further up to the north and west may be dealing with more of an icy situation. down toward houston looking at thunderstorms. denver snowy and vancouver and seattle may be dealing with freezing rain as we go through monday so be on the lookout for that. overjapan it has been a a chihi weekend and a lot of snowfall. you look at 2.5 meters in terms of snow depth as of monday afternoon. we are still seeing a northerly flow and that's still bringing in some moisture so look for the possibility to see anywhere from 30 centimeters of snowfall and then from 60 to 80 into portions of the regions. tokyo looking at temperatures closer around average as we go through the next few days. across asia high pressure is bringing chilly conditions. a

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