Summary
A new winter storm system is expected to affect nearly half of the United States, bringing snow and ice from April 5 through April 6. The National Weather Service forecasts significant travel disruptions, particularly in states like North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota.
Key Facts
- Nearly half of the U.S. will face winter weather impacts due to new storm systems.
- The National Weather Service is warning about snow and ice affecting travel.
- States like North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota may see up to 6 inches of snow.
- Wisconsin, Michigan, and parts of Minnesota could experience significant ice accumulation.
- Winter storm watches are issued starting Wednesday afternoon.
- The public is advised to avoid travel if possible and to carry emergency kits if travel is necessary.
- This weather comes after a recent period of record-breaking warm temperatures in March.
