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In conjunction with the incoming cold air, the National Climate Prediction Center has flagged a slight risk for heavy snowfall in the regions stretching from the Central Plains to the Midwest and the Northeast between January 4th and 10th. The likelihood of snow accumulation is heightened due to the Arctic blasts, which can create ideal conditions for winter storms.

Timeline of Cold and Snow Events

• Early January: On January 1st and 2nd, regions from the Northern Plains down to the Southeast are expected to experience a slight drop in temperatures, reaching averages or just below.