Winds in South & snow is predicted from the Midwest to New England
Strong winds were predicted for several Southeast states on Friday, with gusts knocking down trees and resulting in power disruptions. Tennessee residents were advised to charge their telephones in advance. A storm is anticipated to bring snow across Midwest to New England is also predicted, according to AccuWeather meteorologists.
According to AccuWeather meteorologists
A storm is anticipated to bring snow across a 1,300-mile span of the United States this week from the Midwest to New England, potentially disrupting major traffic hubs.
- From Friday into Saturday, snow is predicted to fall from Missouri to Maine, affecting St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, and other places nearby.
- According to meteorologists, the majority of places will receive 6 to 12 inches of snowfall, with more snow expected near the storm’s northern edges.
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South is swept by winds; power shortages are anticipated
On Friday morning, Arkansas had a high wind warning in place.
- Alabama
- Kentucky
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Tennessee
- Virginia
The National Weather Service warned that wind gusts might reach 60 mph and could knock down power lines and trees, resulting in widespread power disruptions. In order to reliably receive subsequent warnings, the weather service suggested that people charge their phones and other electronic devices on Thursday night.
From the Midwest to New York and New England, there is snow and sleet.
On Friday, winter storm conditions spread from the Midwest to New England. And some regions were predicted to receive a foot of snow. Northern Illinois is under a winter storm. Watch on Friday as rain “changes to heavy wet snow,” according to the National Weather Service in Chicago. There could be 35 mph wind gusts in the area. In some areas of Vermont and New York. A snowstorm warning is in place from Friday night through Saturday afternoon. Up to 12 inches of snow might fall in some places, with the greatest snowfall forecast early on Saturday morning.
A winter weather advisory will be in force in some areas of western Maryland, northwest Virginia, and eastern West Virginia starting at 7 a.m. on Friday. Locals should anticipate a combination of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Which will eventually turn to rain by Friday night.
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