Summary
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued winter storm warnings in several U.S. regions as they could face heavy snow and strong winds from Wednesday to Friday. This could lead to dangerous travel conditions, with some areas expecting up to a foot of snow.
Key Facts
- Winter storm warnings affect parts of the U.S. from Wednesday night through Friday.
- Some regions in Alaska, including Klondike Highway, may receive up to a foot of snow.
- St. Lawrence Island in Alaska could see snowfall rates of up to 1 inch per hour, with up to 50 mph winds.
- Parts of California, like the Sierra crest, may experience up to 18 inches of snow and 80 mph winds.
- Certain areas in Colorado and New Mexico could receive between 4 and 10 inches of snow by Friday morning.
- Nevada's highest peaks might get up to a foot of snow, with winds reaching 60 mph.
- The NWS advises travelers to be cautious and suggests carrying an emergency kit in vehicles.
- Residents are encouraged to monitor local forecasts and prepare emergency supplies.
