A warm Wednesday for most of the country, but developing storm will soon bring wintery weather to the East

From the Pacific Northwest to the Gulf Coast, temperatures will run well above normal Wednesday, while colder air pushes south across the northern tier. A developing storm will bring rain, thunderstorms, and the potential for snow Other than New England, nearly the entire country will be warmer than normal on Wednesday. Most of the nation will be around 10 to 15 degrees above average. The warmest regions relative to normal will be the Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, and Rockies. For most people, it will feel more like early October than the second week of November. Cities in the Northwest like Seattle, Portland, Boise, and Great Falls will climb well into the 60s, with a few spots flirting with 70. Hotspots will include southern California, southwestern Arizona, eastern Texas, much of Louisiana, southern Arkansas, along with central and southern Florida, where highs will hit the 80s.

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