A low-pressure weather system is forecasted to move eastward across the eastern U.S., bringing a threat of tornadoes to Virginia and the Carolinas. Blizzard conditions are expected in the northern Plains and upper Midwest, with up to 8 inches of snow possible in some areas. The National Weather Service is anticipating two more low-pressure systems to affect the region in the coming week, with the first potentially forming a winter storm that will bring snow to the Midwest and Great Lakes. A second storm is expected to bring more snow, rain, and thunderstorms from the Rocky Mountains to the Upper Midwest later in the week. This winter weather is expected to continue through the first day of spring on Thursday.
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