The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that moderate to heavy snow could unload in Minnesota and Northern Dakota this midweek, causing potentially slower commutes and a colder outlook.
As February ends, homeowners should watch out for potential travel difficulties due to the wintry and stormy conditions in the US. In the Northeast, a potential flash freeze could threaten many residents.
The NWS advisory also warned of a possible West Winter Storm this week, bringing widespread mountain snow and dangerous travel. The forecast monitors the development of a strong cold front, impacting portions of the Northern Rockies and Central Rockies on Tuesday.
In addition, potential near-blizzard conditions could affect in the Western US, with strong winds in the Central Rockies and Great Basin. Homeowners should anticipate stronger winds, reaching 50 to 65 mph. Reduced road visibility is likely.
Recently, anomalous warm temperatures were reported in the Midwest and South Texas.
Northern Dakota, Minnesota Weather Forecast
Precipitation Forecast via Zoom Earth and NESDIS - NOAA Live Hurricane Tracker. The latest weather forecast reported that moderate to heavy snow could unload in Northern Dakota and Minnesota this week, bringing colder conditions and travel hazards. In addition, Intermountain West could expect a cold front. The widespread snow squalls can emerge from Montana to Idaho, including Utah, Nevada and Wyoming. Motorists should be extra careful in navigating the roads due to slippery conditions and flash freeze.
The NWS Weather Short Rang Public Discussion revealed that heavy mountain snow with snow squalls could unload in Northwestern US on Tuesday. Meanwhile, moderate to heavy snow could unfold in Northern Minnesota and Northern Dakota in the midweek.
A low-pressure system is expected in North Dakota that could help with the snowy conditions. The forecast warned that it could rapidly intensify. Motorists traveling this week should watch out for hazardous travel conditions in the Pacific Northwest, North Dakota, and Minnesota.
In the recent NWN report, Wyoming and Colorado can anticipate snowy conditions and strong winds. The advisory warned of critical fire conditions due to strong winds in the region.
On the other hand, night hail conditions can unload in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes this week. Severe thunderstorms can occur in the Midwest. The rapid forming of rain showers can lead to small to severe flooding risks.
In addition, Intermountain West could expect a cold front. The widespread snow squalls can emerge from Montana to Idaho, including Utah, Nevada and Wyoming. Motorists should be extra careful in navigating the roads due to slippery conditions and flash freeze.
The temperature drop can cause cold-related health illness concerns in the US, especially frostbite and hypothermia. Homeowners should stay alert for significant health risks due to prolonged exposure to cold weather.
Limiting any outdoor plans or travels is advisable to avoid prolonged exposure to extreme cold, particularly for older adults, children, pets and people with medical conditions.
Meanwhile, damage to crops, plumbing systems and plants is possible due to freezing conditions.
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Weather Preparedness in the Pacific Northwest, Dakota and Minnesota
Homeowners should stay alert for Winter Advisories this week due to the stormy outlook. Preparing emergency kits is important for motorists and homeowners. The survival emergency kits are the following:
- Winter clothes
- Medicine kits
- Battery-powered radio
- Battery-powered flashlight
- Shovels
- Food packs
- Water bottles
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