High pressure will dominate from December 4th to the 8th. Hopes for the December 9-10 storm continue to fade as all trends push most precipitation to the north of New Mexico. Overall the next 7-10 days look quiet and some of this could be attributed to Typhoon Michaung halfway around the world! We could be looking at a very dry first half of December before a possible pattern shift .

The previous 3 days were filled with action with significant snow totals for the PNW and North Central Rockies. These storms came in cold and ended warm. Rain is falling in the PNW, but there are 2 storms to talk about late this week.

A series of storms impacted the Northwest and the Rockies over the weekend, resulting in deep snow totals. Warmer air arriving early this week will result in heavy rain across the Northwest, before colder air and snow return later this week. In the East, a storm is producing snow across New England on Monday, and the Mid-Atlantic will see a shot of snow this week, too.