Summary
The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings for several states in the U.S., advising people to avoid travel due to expected heavy snow, ice, and dangerous road conditions. These weather warnings could lead to significant disruptions, including power outages, and will remain in effect through the weekend.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued travel warnings due to winter storms and ice.
- Warnings cover multiple U.S. states with heavy snow expected, particularly in Missouri, Southern Illinois, and parts of Kentucky.
- Snowfall may reach 9 to 13 inches in some areas, with 5 to 8 inches expected in others.
- There is a risk of sleet and freezing rain, making travel difficult or impossible at times.
- Ice storm warnings are in effect for North Carolina, South Carolina, and northeast Georgia, with ice accumulation and potential power outages.
- The storm warnings remain effective until late Sunday or Monday, depending on the region.
- The NWS advises against travel, recommending caution and emergency supplies if travel is necessary.
