Not to worry folks. The weather always does this kind of stuff in April.Simply, the month is very turbulent with a lot of storms and many bigtemperature swings. The Midwest and East are on the cold side of things now,but it will get better.
The current cold, unsettled weather is the product of a large southward dipin the jet stream. This is allowing cold air easy access to the Midwest andEast.
Through Wednesday plan on the Marchlike weather continuing. The Midwest willbe first to get warming, and that will happen Thursday. In the Northeast, themuch warmer weather can be expected Friday and Saturday.
Story by AccuWeather.com Expert Senior Meteorologist John Kocet.
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