North East, MD Traffic and Road Conditions

As Subtropical Storm Josephine moves away from the East Coast, expect improved conditions along the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast today. However, some areas in southern New England may still experience wind gusts ranging from 20-45 mph. For those around I-95 and I-195, keep an eye on minor delays, especially around coastal routes near Nantucket. Beach erosion remains a concern, so take caution near shorelines. The West is seeing a major shift as a deep weather system ushers in heavy rain to California, the Great Basin, and the Four Corners region. Expect potentially disruptive downpours on US-50, I-15, and I-40 in areas like Salt Lake City, UT and Albuquerque, NM. Flash floods are a concern, especially in dry washes and slot canyons. Severe weather with hail and strong winds could impact I-10 and I-25 in southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico today. Travelers on CA-395 should prepare for snow in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains. This could make for hazardous conditions today, so plan accordingly. On Friday, the focus will move to the Northern Rockies. Be cautious on MT-200 and I-90, as snow could create difficult driving conditions. The West experiences below-average temperatures, while the Northern and Central Plains may see record lows. If you're traveling through WI or MN, expect chilly conditions on the I-94 corridor. Meanwhile, the East enjoys clear skies but cooler temperatures, perfect for a weekend drive along US-1 in Florida. Overnight, freeze and frost are possible, so keep that in mind if traveling late. In Florida, showers and thunderstorms are expected, particularly in the southern regions. This could impact travel on I-95 and US-41 over the weekend. Stay tuned for updates as excessive rainfall could emerge.