A strong low pressure system with a current 986mb is cutting through the Midwest. This will bring extremely warm temperatures across the Great Lakes region while heavy snow is expected in North Dakota, South Dakota, and parts of Minnesota. Warm front will continue to push north and by Friday Illinois could easily see temps in the 50s with even 60s across southern IL. By New Year's Day in the early morning hours a well defined cold front will come crashing into Central Plains and drop as far south as Texas.
As we look into the 1st part of 2011, it appears much of the U.S. will be rather quiet. No major systems appear likely through Jan 8th.
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