Winter invades South

Sounds like a winter storm is coming, any Netflix shows we can binge on? We’ve watched queen of the south, Ozark, breaking bad, making a murderer and walking dead. Thanks in advance for the suggestions!

Colder-than-average temperatures will prevail behind Winter Storm Diego across the South and East into will return to near average or above average in parts of the West and Plains early week as an upper-level ridge of high pressure or northward bulge in the jet stream will slide from the West into the central U.S. Milder temperatures will then spread into the Northeast and Southeast as the upper-level ridge slowly moves eastward by late week.

Rain is expected along the coast from northern California into Washington early week, with snow in the higher elevations of the Cascades.

Meanwhile, the higher elevations of the Ozark Mountains will likely see 2 to 6 inches of snow on top of a glaze of ice up to a quarter of an inch.Snow totals will be lower in northeastern Arkansas and northwestern Tennessee, where a trace to 1 inch of snow is possible.Timing: Saturday morning through Saturday eveningImpact: FloodingPrecipitation began Friday in central and northern Texas, moving east overnight where fears of flash flooding will increase through Saturday.

NEWS: Due to an impending winter storm in the area, our game against South Carolina will not be played tomorrow. Both teams will make the best effort to reschedule.

A winter storm will track from Texas to the Carolinas this weekend ... Heavy rain south of about Interstate 40 ... and then snowfall to the north in much colder air. Most snow in Texas panhandle and western North Carolina (1-2 feet+)

Heavy rain with 1 to 3 inches is projected Saturday, with "rates expected to be high at times, increasing the threat of flooding," the weather service said.About 1 to 2 inches of snow could fall in the higher elevations of North Georgia, with up to 5 inches on the highest ridges Sunday night into Monday.

Late in the upcoming week, another low-pressure system will likely spread rain and snow across the region once again.

WEATHER: A major storm developing in the central U.S. is bringing ongoing severe weather across the south, a flash flood threat to parts of the Gulf Coast and a major winter storm in the Northern Plains and upper Midwest.

#Winter storm watches are posted in Oklahoma and Texas, including Okla. City, #Amarillo, #Lubbock as an expansive mess of #snow & #ice targets the South starting Thu. night.

Some of our southern zones could get some light snow or snow showers Sunday. Dry air limits that potential in DC. The big accumulating snow still stays southwest of our area. Heres the latest: #WUSA9Weather @wusa9 @hbwx @tenacioustopper @miriweather #DCwx

The storm probably will move out to sea Monday, but it also could turn and climb up the East Coast, bringing heavy snow to major metro areas.The culprit is a moisture-heavy storm that brought downpours and flash flooding along the southern edge of Texas and snow and ice in the north, including more than 9 inches of snow in Lubbock.

A major storm is threatening an earlier-than-usual wintry stew of snow, ice and flooding across parts of the Southern United States over the next few days.More than 20 million people are under winter storm watches and warnings from New Mexico to North Carolina, where authorities have declared a statewide emergency as some areas could get over a foot of snow.

It is too early for details on this potential late week system so be sure to check back to weather.com for updates on specific storm totals.

A state of emergency has been declared in Oklahoma ahead of the major winter storm expected to impact the state Friday into Saturday: