US Snowstorm Latest Forecast: Heavy Snow, Cold Temperatures to Unload in Colorado, Michigan, Midwest This Week

The latest weather forecasts warned of a developing storm that could unload in parts Midwest, including in Colorado and Michigan.

People planning to travel this week should consider checking the latest weather forecasts for possible flight cancellations and road delays.

Even though the meteorological spring is expected to end, weather forecasts emphasize possible snowstorms that could emerge anytime.

In previous reports, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that Plains and Upper Midwest could experience heavy snow and challenging wind gusts.

Heavy snow and challenging road conditions

According to AccuWeather's latest forecast for February 15, the Americans could expect a snowstorm impacting parts of the Midwest on Wednesday.

Residents and communities in the Plains and Midwest can notice a rebound to temperature drop this week.

Based on the Weather outlook, AccuWeather showed the possibility of snow threat and severe weather this week.

Snow is expected in Denver, Kansas City, Chicago and Minneapolis from Wednesday to Thursday.

Severe weather risk is forecast in Dallas and Memphis.

While some parts of the United States experienced the early taste of winter, the colder outlook in Upper Midwest and Southwest can result in cold-related health risks.

Homeowners should ensure that they monitor the temperatures of their family members.

According to American Red Cross, staying warm is essential during winter storms.

For the snowfall, the weather forecast showed that it is expected in Great Falls, Billings, Fargo, Rapid City, Cheyenne, Denver, Grand Junction, Flagstaff and Albuquerque from Tuesday to Thursday.

According to NWS Albuquerque, heavy snowfall and strong winds can impact Interstates 25 and 40.

The forecast warned of slick roads and foggy commutes for many motorists.

The AccuWeather forecasts noted that the snow can stretch to the Rockies and impact until the end of the week.

From Wednesday night to Thursday night, snowfall would unfold in Omaha, Des Moines, Milwaukee, Green Bay and Sault Ste. Marie.

Accumulating snow is also forecast in Kansas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minneasota, Michigan, Illinois and Nebraska.

The colder temperature outlook with blowing of snow can be noticeable in Billings, Salt Lake City, Casper, Rapid City, Bismarck, Frago, Sioux Falls, Omaha, Duluth and International Falls.

Challenging road conditions

The weather forecasts reported challenging road conditions. According to CDC on winter safety, road hazards can become the main concern for many commuters and motorists.

Here are important reminders for motorists traveling this week despite snowstorms.

• Staying updated with the weather conditions is essential to help anticipate road delays, road accidents and slower commutes.
• Car owners should ensure that their vehicles are in good driving condition.
• While on the road, drive cautiously and maintain a following distance from vehicles.
• Be careful with slick roads, slipper conditions, untreated pavement, and freezing fog.
• Keeping an emergency bag inside your car is a life-saver if you become stranded for long hours.

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