Weather Forecast: Snow to Unfold in Chicago, Denver Due to Storm; Travel Delays to Slowed Commutes Expected

Snow and rain are expected to unload in portions of Chicago and Denver this week as moisture-packed storms continue to impact California.

As a result, the weather forecast warned that travel delays and commutes could unravel.

Californians have been bracing for the impact of heavy atmospheric rivers and storms, causing life-threatening flooding and heavy snow.

As a result, many residents were evacuated as flooding became the main concern.

The early weeks in parts of the country experienced relentless storms, especially in California.

Weather agencies are tracking the weather in the state.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service explained that California would still expect heavy rain and snow as the new round of atmospheric river could unload.

As a result, travel is forecasted to become dangerous for motorists in the area.

Heavy snow and travel delays

According to AccuWeather's latest news forecast this January 16, snow and rain would unfold in Denver and Chicago.

• The forecast added that snow could stretch up to the Rockies, Greats Lakes, Central Plains, Kansas and Nebraska.
• Heavier snow could be unleashed in the Midwest, Central Michigan and Colorado.

AccuWeather also noted that the storm in California could bring hazardous travel to parts of the United States.

Motorists are advised to keep updated with the weather.

Furthermore, the weather forecast explained that the snow and cold weather conditions could unload this week, especially on Tuesday.

Snow lovers would look forward to snow accumulations this week.

Meanwhile, the NWS New York said light rain and snow could unload in eastern areas next week. In addition, the NWS Eastern Region explained that the snowfall totals revealed to be below this season.

On the other hand, AccuWeather's outlook showed that snowfall would occur starting Tuesday night to Thursday.

• The forecast said snowfall would unleash in Pueblo, Denver, Omaha, Scottsbluff, Omaha, Des Moines, Kansas City, Chicago, Detroit and Green Bay.
• Portions of the Midwest could also expect snow.

As the snow falls, forecasts noted that it could cause travel difficulty and hazards.

Heavy snow would become problematic for many motorists this week. In addition, motorists should watch out for slippery roads and unpaved road pavements.

The weather forecast reported that motorists should be careful of the following interstates (29, 35, 39, 70, 80 and 88).

Road safety tips

The road conditions could raise concerns among travelers. Therefore, anticipating the impact of road hazards is important.

In addition, according to the CDC's Winter Weather, staying warm and informed is important during winter.

As the winter season is in the air, snow and rain would lead to travel hazards on most roads affected by snowfall. In addition, ice and frigid conditions are prone to road accidents.

Motorists should check the weather before traveling. Road closures and slowed commutes could emerge due to snow conditions. Staying updated with local weather reports would be helpful.

Meanwhile, cars should have emergency winter kits if you become suddenly stranded on the roads. For example, heavy snow might result in being stranded for hours.

The emergency car kit must contain a flashlight, blankets, bottled water, basic food, battery-powered radio, power banks, medicines, and small snow shovels.

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