Summary
Severe winter weather warnings are in place for eight states in the northern and central United States. The National Weather Service expects snow, ice, and very cold conditions to impact travel, work, and school over the weekend. Residents are cautioned to prepare for possible power outages and dangerous road conditions.
Key Facts
- Eight states are under severe winter weather warnings due to snow and ice.
- The National Weather Service has issued these warnings.
- In Alaska, up to four inches of snow could fall, with strong winds reducing visibility.
- Heavy snow is expected in the Upper Midwest, including northern Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Minnesota.
- The Northern Black Hills could see 3 to 6 inches of snow with high winds.
- Lake-effect snow from Lake Superior could bring 2 to 8 inches of snow to areas in Wisconsin and Michigan.
- Michigan's Upper Peninsula might experience between 4 and 10 inches of snow.
- Drivers are advised to be cautious due to potential hazardous road conditions.
