Summary
Several U.S. states, including Alaska, Montana, and Wyoming, received winter weather advisories from the National Weather Service. The advisories warn of potential hazardous driving conditions due to expected snowfall, with Alaska seeing 3 to 6 inches, and Montana and Wyoming possibly getting up to 18 inches in certain areas.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service issued winter weather advisories for parts of Alaska and the Mountain states region.
- In Alaska, areas like the Chatanika River Valley and Upper Chena River Valley are expected to receive 3 to 6 inches of wet snow.
- Slippery roads and hazardous driving conditions are expected due to the snow.
- Montana and Wyoming have winter storm watches in effect, with 8 to 18 inches of snow predicted in some mountainous areas.
- The advisories suggest heavy snow could affect travel, especially above 8,000 feet in elevation.
- People in affected regions are advised to drive carefully and be prepared for cold and snow-related risks.
- Updates on weather conditions will be provided by local NWS offices through their website and social media.
