Summary
A winter storm is expected to bring ice and snow to parts of the Central and Eastern United States from Thursday night into Friday. This storm could cause dangerous driving conditions, travel delays, and power outages. The affected areas include parts of Oklahoma to New England, with specific risks in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia.
Key Facts
- A winter storm will move from Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas to New Jersey and New England.
- The storm could cause hazardous travel and power outages from Thursday night to Friday.
- Areas like southern Kentucky, northern Tennessee, and North Carolina are at risk for ice.
- Snow may spread north to Washington, D.C., and Maryland by late Friday.
- Roads in Virginia and northern North Carolina might be especially slippery.
- Heavy rain is expected in the southern states, leading to possible flooding.
- Recent weather has already brought significant snow to Missouri and Kentucky.
- Various winter warnings are active in the Northeast.
