The heaviest precipitation through the start of New Year's Day (UTC) will be through the Midwest and parts of the Mid-Atlantic where a storm system will be tracking eastward. Maximum temperatures on New Year's Eve will run above normal through most of the eastern and southern U.S. but near to a few degrees below normal in the western U.S. Read More >
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