Winter Storm to Develop This Week in US; Heavy Snow to Unload in Upper Midwest, Northeast, Northern Plains

Weather forecasts said a possible winter storm is expected to develop in the United States in the late week, bringing snow and rain to the Upper Midwest, Northern Plains and Northeast.

Homeowners planning to travel this week should consider the weather outlook before leaving.

Recently, Reuters reported that portions of California experienced heavy snow and rain that caused power outages as many Californians became stranded at homes.

This week, AccuWeather reported a possible flooding risk in parts of California due to a possible atmospheric river.

Possible winter storm in the United States

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Detroit, United States. The latest weather forecast said that a winter storm is expected to develop late week in the United States that could impact portions of the Upper Midwest, Northeast and Northern Plains.

The first week of March marked severe weather conditions in the United States, from winter storms and isolated tornadoes in the South.

Although spring season is in the air, it is forecast that potential winter storms or snowstorms could unfold.

In the latest key message on Twitter, the National Weather Prediction Center reported confidence in a possible large storm system affecting the Upper Midwest and Northern Plains.

The advisory noted that the weather agency would still monitor the potential winter storm and the heavy snow.

However, the forecast noted travel difficulty and hazardous travel until the weekend due to the possible snow conditions.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service explained the moderate snow in parts of the Plains. It is best for motorists and homeowners to have multiple weather news sources this week.

On the other hand, the latest forecast from The Weather Channel explained that the snowstorm is expected to unload gusty winds and snowiest conditions, especially in the Northern Rockies and Northwest.

The forecasts showed Minnesota, Southern Wisconsin and Northern Iowa would experience troublesome snow this week.

Based on The Weather Channel's outlook, snow conditions would unload in the Sierra Nevada, northern Rockies and Cascades. Detroit and Milwaukee could also expect snow.

Preparations for possible heavy snow

Snow is forecast in parts of the United States this week, with a developing winter storm this week. During heavy snow events, multiple road hazards are possible to emerge.

Also Read: California Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow That's Now Above Historical Average Expected to Continue This Week

The challenging weather conditions could contribute to travel headaches for motorists. Meanwhile, the colder conditions could cause possible cold-related health risks for vulnerable people.

In previous weather news, Nature World News showed the importance of winter storm preparedness to prevent injuries and casualties.

Here are essential reminders for Americans traveling this week and homeowners.

Understanding the weather conditions

• Motorists and homeowners should know the weather conditions this week, especially a developing winter storm.
•  It would help homeowners and motorists prepare for the storm systems, anticipating possible road closures and travel disruptions.
•  Slick and slippery road conditions could likely unfold due to snow.

Prepare a home or car emergency kit

• Homeowners should keep an emergency car kit if they become stranded while on the road. The emergency kit would become a life-saver during challenging weather events.

Related Article: Winter Storm Safety Tips: What to Do if You Become Stranded on Roads, Highways

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