Winter storm expected to bring snow and ice from Central Plains to mid-Atlantic: See forecast

Category: Weather

A significant winter storm is forecast to impact the Central Plains to the Mid-Atlantic, bringing heavy snowfall and potential sleet and freezing rain. Areas downwind of the Great Lakes may see 6-12 inches of snow, while the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley are likely to experience at least 6 inches. Cold arctic air is also expected to affect the Central and Eastern U.S., increasing energy demands and the risk of freeze-related damage.

Keywords: Winter Storm, Snowfall, Arctic Air

Source: USA TODAY

Update At: 1/3/2025

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