North Central U.S. Potent Pacific disturbance pushes heavy snow (12+") across Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri. Light snow or scattered flurries farther north.
Northwest U.S. Powerful disturbance pushes in across Pacific Northwest, bringing heavy rain, strong winds to coast and valleys, and heavy snow—12+" possible—higher terrain.
Southwest U.S. Gusty winds. Snow parts of northern Arizona, Nevada, Utah.
Ontario A storm from the west brings snow, especially around the Great Lakes.
Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan Powerful storm from the Pacific pushes a heavy snowfall across parts of the Rockies and Prairies. Look for 30 centimeters or more.
British Columbia Powerful storm pushes in across British Columbia, bringing heavy rain to the coast and valleys and heavy snow, 30 centimeters or more, to the higher terrains.
February 4th - February 5th Fine For Planting Beans, Tomatoes, Corn, Cotton, Cucumbers, Peppers, Melons And Other Aboveground Crops, Where Climate Allows. Plant Seedbeds And Flower Gardens.
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