Freezing Temperatures and Heavy Snowfall Unfold in Canada and Western US

The recent weather report said that heavy snowfall emerged in portions of the Western U.S. and Canada, causing freezing temperatures for residents in the said areas and helping to alleviate the warm temperature this October.

Snowfall and snowflakes have been recorded in parts of the United States, including in the Midwest, Northeast, and Northwest.

Snow lovers could create snow formations depending on their likes and capture amazing images of falling snow.

Meanwhile, some portions of the United States had the early taste of winter, which suddenly rebounded to warm temperatures.

While some may not notice, the forecast explained that the winter season this 2022 would be different from 2021 as less snow would be expected and it would be unusually warm.

The changing temperatures have been noticeable since October began.

According to the latest winter weather on October 26, AccuWeather reported that a storm brought cold air to the western portion of the United States, allowing snow accumulation last weekend.

The snow helped the heat drop in Pacific Northwest, which recorded temperatures dropping up to 40s and 50s last weekend.

Meanwhile, residents in the Northwest finally felt the much-needed rain that could continue in the first week of November.

The rain would offer relief in Canada, Northwestern United States, and British Columbia.

However, the forecast explained that it could also lead to localized flooding, strong winds, and rising rivers. Mountain snow could also occur in Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, and Prince Rupert.

Accumulation of Snow

Meanwhile, substantial snow also unfolded in Canada and Western U.S. a week before the end of October. Next week, the forecast revealed that isolated rains could occur while Americans prepare for Halloween.

On the other hand, the heavy snow due to the storm, especially in Canada, caused road closures, downed trees, and closed sidewalks.

According to AccuWeather, the following communities or areas recorded substantial snow on the weekend:

• Snow occurred in Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana after the temperature went low, bringing snowfall.
• Big Sky, Montana, reported snow accumulation of up to 17 inches.
• Interstate 70 and Redlands in Colorado also recorded an accumulation of snow. Parts of Denver also saw snowflakes.
• The report added that the snowy and wintery weather resulted in power interruptions and road closures. It also said that Calgary, Alberta had the first snow of the season, reaching nearly 10 inches of snow. In Canada, southern Saskatchewan experienced the first snowflakes.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service Denver added that mountain snow could occur on Wednesday night, advising for potential hazards in travel over the mountains.

According to the advisory, widespread snow could happen on Wednesday and end on Thursday.

In addition, the heavy snow allowed ski lovers to enjoy in areas of Arapahoe Basin and Denver.

Snow preparations

Snows are one of the most-awaited events this winter season. Although some areas reported early snow, prolonged exposure to snow and cold weather could threaten your health.

• Snow can cause reduced to zero visibility on major roadways. Roads or sidewalks could be temporarily closed due to the snow. Stay on track with your outdoor activities or travels if road closures occur.
• Wear layers of clothes protecting your body. It helps to prevent frostbite and hypothermia.
• Always monitor or check your home heating system.
• Eat warm and nutritious food like soup.

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