First Lake-Effect Snow in Northeast, Midwest: Hazardous Travel Likely Next Week

The latest weather report showed that first lake-effect snow is forecast in the Northeast and Midwest, bringing travel difficulties in the region.

People should stay alert for heavy snow and cold-related health concerns.

The National Weather Service (NWS) advisory warned of a potential winter storm in the Central Plains and parts of Texas. On the weekend, people could expect challenging gusty winds, slippery road conditions and snow-covered roads.

Americans with travel should monitor the latest forecasts this weekend. Prolonged exposure to extreme cold could lead to hypothermia and frostbite.

First Lake-Effect Snow in Northeast, Midwest

(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 25, 2023)
NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 25, 2023. The first-lake effect snow is expected in the Midwest and Northeast, bringing challenging travel conditions on the weekend and early next week. This weekend, motorists and homeowners should monitor for blustery weather conditions and the latest forecasts. It will be helpful for people to keep safe from poor weather conditions.

The outbreak of lake-effect snow can bring weather dangers in the Northeast and Midwest. Whiteout conditions can be possible and localized heavy snowfall, according to the latest forecast.

On Sunday and early Tuesday, snow with a cold weather outlook is expected in the following areas:

• Kington
• Toronto
• Erie
• Barrie
• Detroit
• Traverse City
• Chicago
• Portage

Meanwhile, the NWS Weather Discussion revealed that a weak storm over the Gulf Coast States can bring stormy conditions to the Mid-Atlantic this weekend.

New England can also expect potential rounds of rain.

The stormy outlook over Canada will unleash the lake-effect snow early next week. Challenging driving conditions could occur in Buffalo, New York City, especially on Interstate 90.

In NYC, the advisory added that below-average temperatures can unload in the Central Park as a cold front arrives. Meanwhile, in Boston, people can anticipate the cold and dry outlook in Southern New England, with widespread subfreezing temperatures.

Next week, colder air is expected with quick-hitting snow in the following areas:

• Boston
• New York City
• Washington
• Buffalo
• Montreal
• Detroit
• Sudbury
• Chicago
• Indianapolis
• Duluth
• Green Bay

On Tuesday, residents can anticipate strong winds within Albany, Washington, Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago and Portland.

Also Read: US Weather Forecast: Colder Temperatures to Unfold in Eastern US, Rockies; Florida to Expect Light Rain

Strong Winds and Colder Weather: How Can People Stay Safe?

The lake-effect snow with strong winds can cause localized power outages and damage to crops and plants. Americans traveling are likely affected by the latest weather.

As a result, weather preparedness is important for homeowners this week. It is also helpful to keep safe from winter storms and snow storms.

Here are essential weather reminders this weekend in the said areas.

Check for blustery conditions and forecasts

This weekend, motorists and homeowners should monitor for blustery weather conditions and the latest forecasts. It will be helpful for people to keep safe from poor weather conditions.

Furthermore, staying at home is much recommended this weekend due to the challenging weather outlook.

Keeping Home Emergency Kits

Next, homeowners should store survival kits at home, especially when winter is near to US. The recommended emergency kits should include medicine, food supplies, bottled water, a flashlight, a small radio, winter clothes and a backup phone.

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