A fast-paced storm that will spawn severe weather across the southern United States will also have a snowy side as cold air clashes with the northern flank of the system. AccuWeather meteorologists say that although it is not foreseen to be a significant snowstorm, it could cause headaches for travelers and disruptions to the daily routines of millions of residents.
It has been a topsy-turvy start to February across the Midwest with temperatures dipping below zero across most of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and northern Illinois Friday, Feb. 3, followed up by high temperatures in the 40s and 50s just three days later.
