Summary
A winter storm warning has been issued across several U.S. states, from Alaska to the Upper Midwest, due to heavy snowfall and challenging travel conditions. Alaska is expected to receive the highest levels of snowfall, while other states like Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa will experience varying amounts. The National Weather Service has placed various advisories and warnings in place to alert residents of the potential impacts.
Key Facts
- Winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect from Alaska to the Upper Midwest due to a fast-moving winter system.
- Alaska's Panhandle may receive the most snow, with predictions of 11 to 14 inches in some areas like Hyder.
- In Alaska, Juneau could see 6 to 12 inches of snow, with warnings emphasizing difficult travel.
- Parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa are under winter weather advisories, expecting 2 to 6 inches of snow.
- In Minnesota, a snow band might lead to snowfall rates of one inch per hour in some areas, affecting travel.
- Visibility and road conditions are primary concerns, with snow possibly mixing with rain in Alaska on Sunday.
- Gusty winds could further complicate travel in certain areas, especially in the southern Panhandle of Alaska.
