Warm temperatures and little to no chances of snow will continue across the Mid-Atlantic as the ski season is in its final days. Friday will start dry with a large storm system bringing several days of rain through next week. Saturday, only a few rain showers to the north are expected. Sunday, widespread rain will move in during the afternoon, continuing through Monday.

The warm temps over the west will slowly cool as the week progresses, with some weak waves of snowfall hitting the PNW and BC. Snow levels from 6500 Thursday fall to near 3500-4,000 to close out the week. A significant storm will overspread the west from Sunday night to mid-next week. Some spots in the Sierra could see 50-plus inches of powder.

A couple of nice days of spring in the West will turn to a stormy pattern with several rounds of snow through next week. Cold northwest flow will bring good powder conditions through many Western U.S. states. In the East, active storms will take a northerly track and bring rain, confining cold air and snow to the northern tiers.