A no-travel advisory remains in effect in North Dakota and South Dakota, where up to two feet of snow fell in some areas from Dec. 13-14.
Forecasters continue to monitor a disturbance that will move northward across the Plains early this week, bringing a broad swath of precipitation to the region. While this will come in the form of rain and even thunderstorms close to the Gulf Coast, Mother Nature has a few tricks up her sleeve farther north. With abnormally cold air in place, a swath of snow is in the cards for portions of the central United States, which may be enough to bring a white Christmas for some.
The source of this snow was positioned hundreds of miles away over the Desert Southwest on Sunday, bringing some