Summary
A winter storm is forecasted to bring snow to several U.S. states on Friday, following warnings from meteorologists earlier this week. The affected states include Alaska, Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, New Mexico, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin, with snow totals varying by location. The storm started affecting areas as early as Thursday night and prompted several safety advisories due to expected hazardous conditions.
Key Facts
- A winter storm will bring snow to parts of the U.S. on Friday, affecting multiple states.
- Snow could start falling as early as Thursday night in some areas.
- States impacted include Alaska, Colorado, Arizona, Michigan, New Mexico, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin.
- Snowfall amounts are generally expected to be 6 inches or less, but can vary by location.
- Alaska could see up to 30 inches of snow in some areas by Friday night.
- Texas, especially the Panhandle, may see up to 3 inches, with Dallam County expecting up to 5 inches.
- Meteorologists warn of hazardous road conditions and advise caution when traveling.
- Parts of the southern U.S. are under a flood watch due to heavy rain from the same storm system.
