Cold Temperatures, Snow Forecasts Affect Multiple Regions

A series of weather patterns are affecting various regions across the United States. In the Northeast, a recent snowstorm brought significant snowfall and strong winds, with temperatures expected to drop further as a new storm system approaches from the Gulf for Friday (Article 1). Groundhog Day forecasts in Kansas City predict warmer temperatures near 60°F, with rain expected overnight into the morning commute, but no significant snowfall (Article 2). Kern County in California is experiencing cold nights with a freeze warning, while an atmospheric river is anticipated to bring rain and mountain snow to Northern California starting Friday (Article 3). Southern Colorado will see clear but cold conditions initially, with increasing chances of snow through Wednesday night into Thursday morning, particularly in the mountains where a winter weather advisory is in effect (Article 4). Additionally, the San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding regions are under weather advisories, signaling potentially adverse conditions (Article 5).