NORTHERN U.S. – Winter weather alerts are expanding across portions of North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Minnesota as an upper-level low brings severe weather on the “warm side” and snowy and blizzard-like weather on the “cold side”.
Heavy snow, upwards of 6-12″, is likely in these areas, but what could be the biggest hazard is the wind. Winds may gust up to 35 mph. Blizzard conditions could be an issue, so make plans to avoid travel if at all possible.
Here’s a look at our forecast timing: On Tuesday morning, temperatures will be cold enough to support snowfall. AS the day warms, snowy areas turn to rain, and as night falls, rain turns back to snowfall. This will lead to messy conditions on the roadways…