Summary
Several U.S. states are preparing for more snow this week after a severe winter storm affected the Northeast. Meteorologists forecast more snowfall due to two additional weather systems moving through the Great Lakes and Midwest. Snow could impact Northeast states like Michigan, Minnesota, and New York, with varying levels of snowfall expected.
Key Facts
- A nor’easter storm recently brought blizzard conditions to parts of the Northeast, leading to emergency declarations.
- Meteorologists warn of two more winter weather systems that could bring additional snow to affected states.
- Heavy, wet snow from the previous storm is difficult to clear, and more snow is expected this week.
- A fast-moving weather system is predicted to bring snow from eastern Minnesota to New England.
- Northeast Michigan may receive 6-12 inches of snow, while upstate New York and northeast Minnesota could see 3-6 inches.
- Winter storm warnings are currently in place for northeast Michigan and Minnesota.
- Another storm could affect the Midwest, bringing snow from the Dakotas to Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
- Refreezing and mixed precipitation may cause travel delays and impact snow removal and business operations in the Northeast.
