Summary
Winter weather alerts have been issued in several parts of the United States, with heavy snowfall expected in regions like central and north central California. The National Weather Service (NWS) warns of dangerous travel conditions due to snow and frost, impacting areas like the Sierra Nevada and parts of North Dakota.
Key Facts
- Winter storm warnings are in effect for central and north central California.
- Up to 16 inches of snow is expected in parts of California above 7,000 feet.
- Communities along Highway 395 in California could see one to four inches of snow.
- Dangerous driving conditions are forecasted, especially in mountain passes.
- Freeze warnings and frost advisories are issued for parts of North Dakota, Oregon, and Washington.
- Subfreezing temperatures, as low as 25 degrees Fahrenheit, are expected in North Dakota.
- The NWS warns that frost can harm crops and sensitive plants.
- The heaviest snow in California is expected Tuesday morning through late afternoon.
