National weather forecast: Spring snow in Rockies, Plains, while flash flooding threat persists
More than a foot of snow possible in parts of New England starting Thursday night
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Spring snow continues Thursday across the Central Rockies and High Plains through the end of the week.
More than a foot of snow is likely across the Rockies, with a wet 1 to 3 inches likely in Denver.
Expected snowfall totals in the western U.S. through Friday. (Fox News)
Meanwhile, thunderstorms and downpours may lead to flash flooding over the next few days along the northern Gulf Coast.
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Flood watches and warnings remain in effect from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle.
The national forecast for Thursday, April 15. (Fox News)
A compact, but potent low-pressure system is set to bring heavy coastal rain and inland snow to the Northeast and New England Thursday night through Friday night.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Expected temperatures Friday morning in the Northeast. (Fox News)
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Heavier snow of more than a foot will be possible across interior New England, especially western Massachusetts into southern New Hampshire and Vermont.
Expected snowfall totals in the Northeast through Saturday. (Fox News)
Dry, warm and breezy conditions continue to bring high fire danger to parts of the Southwest and southern High Plains.