Summary
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm watches for Winter Storm Fern, which is expected to affect many states across the southern and eastern U.S. this week. This storm will bring snow and ice, possibly causing power outages and travel disruptions in affected areas.
Key Facts
- Winter Storm Fern is expected to bring snow and ice to many parts of the U.S., starting Thursday night.
- Heavy snow may fall in states like New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, with up to 10 inches possible.
- Other states, such as Kansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee, could see up to 6 inches of snow.
- Ice is expected to create risks like power outages and tree damage in affected states.
- The southern states, like Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, also expect snow, with amounts varying up to 8 inches.
- The National Weather Service has advised delaying travel and being prepared for hazardous conditions.
- As the storm approaches, forecasts may change, and additional warnings might be issued for the Mid-Atlantic region.
