Summary
Severe weather is affecting large parts of the United States. Heavy snow is causing problems in the Midwest, while high winds impact the Plains. Hawaii is experiencing severe flooding, and the Eastern U.S. is preparing for storms.
Key Facts
- Heavy snow has hit southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin, with over 20 inches reported in some areas.
- More than 600 flights were canceled at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, with dozens more at Detroit's airport.
- Significant snowfall is expected from central Wisconsin to Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with over 2 feet possible in some spots.
- Severe weather, including thunderstorms and potential tornadoes, is expected to move eastward, affecting the mid-Atlantic states.
- High winds and snow are also anticipated in areas like Chicago, causing concerns for Monday travel.
- Hawaii is facing severe flooding, especially in islands like Maui, Molokai, and the Big Island, with over 50,000 people reported without power.
- In Hawaii, some areas received up to 20 inches of rain within 24 hours, causing landslides and road closures.
