Summary
A blizzard warning has been issued for parts of South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, and Minnesota. The National Weather Service advises that travel should be limited to emergencies only due to expected heavy snow and high winds, which could create dangerous travel conditions.
Key Facts
- Blizzard warnings are in place for South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, and Minnesota.
- South Dakota could see up to 2 inches of snow with 60 mph winds, impacting visibility and travel.
- North Dakota may experience up to 4 inches of snow and winds up to 70 mph, making travel very dangerous.
- Montana forecasts call for 2 inches of snow and 60 mph winds, reducing visibility significantly.
- In Minnesota, areas could receive 1 to 4 inches of snow with 70 mph winds through Thursday evening.
- The National Weather Service warns of whiteout conditions and advises against travel unless it's an emergency.
- People are advised to carry a winter storm kit if travel is necessary, including essentials like tire chains, a flashlight, blankets, and water.
