Pattern swap will see parts of Western Canada get warmer than Texas - The Weather Network
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People from Texas and Oklahoma may want to take a trip to the Great White North soon to get some heat. A cut-off low over the southwestern U. S. is plunging the two states in an October cooldown, with some major cities experiencing temperatures 10-15 degrees below seasonal. Meanwhile, Alberta and Saskatchewan are expected to be up to 10 degrees above seasonal. On Friday and Saturday, a low-pressure system cuts off from the jet stream to form a cut-off low over the Four Corners (where Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah meet). The cut-off low is expected to bring heavy rain across the Southwest, followed by the cold front on the backside to send temperatures plummeting. Friday into Saturday will see the cold front pass, bringing a temperatures plummet to 10-15 degrees below seasonal. Content continues belowIt will be colder in cities like El Paso, Wichita and Oklahoma City than in parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan on Friday and Saturday. A ridge of high pressure forms across Alberta and Saskatchewan Friday, bringing sunshine and warmth back into the region. The southerly flow brings temperatures up to the high teens, and even to the 20s, across the region.
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