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Multiple Pacific storms are bringing heavy rain and snow across the western United States this week, according to Meteored US. Colorado has already recorded more than 18 inches of snow in 72 hours, and most models show 18 to 24 inches for the Cascades and Northern and Central Rockies through Monday. Winter weather advisories cover the Washington Cascades. A possible atmospheric river could then bring heavy rain to California and the Southwest from Friday.
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00:00Storms from the Pacific are lining up across the western United States this week.
00:04Meteored reports heavy rain and snow from the Pacific Northwest through the Rockies.
00:09Colorado has already picked up more than 18 inches of snow in the last 72 hours.
00:14Most models show 18 to 24 inches in the Cascades and the northern and central Rockies through next Monday.
00:21Winter weather advisories are in effect for the Washington Cascades through Thursday.
00:26The National Weather Service says 3 to 7 inches of snow is possible there.
00:30Travel could be difficult in moderate to heavy snow.
00:34Then, a possible atmospheric river may follow from Friday through Monday.
00:38It could pull moisture toward California in the southwest.
00:41Forecasters flag heavy rain and possible flash flooding around Halloween.
00:46Forecasters say the models still vary, especially for the storm at the end of the week.
00:51This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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