Summary
Meteorologists warn of snow squalls that could disrupt travel during New Year's Eve in parts of the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and Northeast regions. These conditions might cause dangerous driving situations due to sudden snow and reduced visibility. The National Weather Service advises drivers to exercise caution and consider delaying or avoiding travel during the squalls.
Key Facts
- Snow squalls are expected on New Year's Eve across the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and Northeast regions.
- A powerful Arctic cold front will likely trigger these squalls.
- Snow squalls can cause sudden snow and reduced visibility, increasing the chance of traffic accidents.
- Additional lake-effect snow is expected to continue from Lakes Erie and Ontario through Friday.
- The National Weather Service advises drivers to reduce speed, use headlights and hazard lights, and exit the road if caught in a squall.
- Regions most likely to be affected include parts of Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.
- Lake-effect snow warnings are in place for portions of New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, indicating several inches of snow.
