A storm pattern more "typical" of December may be developing over the United States that could dump a lot of snow from northern New Mexico along a 2,000 mile path to Maine next week.
According to AccuWeather:
Soon after a colder weather pattern more typical of December develops over much of the United States, at least one storm with snow will gather moisture over the southern Rockies and Plains, travel northeastward through the Heartland and eventually reach the Northeast next week, AccuWeather meteorologists say.
A storm from the Pacific that will dip across the Southwestern states with rain showers and mountain snow this weekend will reorganize over New Mexico and Texas from Sunday to Monday. As this storm rolls along next week, snow may fall along a zone that stretches for 2,000 miles.
Just enough cold air will allow snow not only to fall but potentially accumulate from portions of northern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle to Oklahoma and southern Kansas on Monday.
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