US Weather Forecast: Stormy Weather Pattern, Heavy Snow to Unload in Midwest, Northeast Midweek

The latest weather forecast warned of stormy weather patterns and heavy snow in the Midwest and Northeast just a week before February ends.

Weather agencies have been tracking the possible wintry pattern in the Northeast and Midwest.

Recently, weather forecasts noted that the Upper Midwest and Northern New York City (NYC) would experience the same weather pattern.

Motorists and communities in the affected areas should consider looking into the weather before leaving.

There is a possible slower commute or travel disruption.

Winter storms in the Midwest and Northeast

While the Eastern and Southeast US recorded a rebound to warmer conditions, AccuWeather's latest forecast revealed that the winter storms in the Northeast and Midwest would become troublesome for homeowners and motorists this week.

Stormy conditions are expected until the end of the week.

Based on AccuWeather's outlook, the stormy weather would unload ice and snow on Wednesday and Friday morning.

On Wednesday and Thursday, ice conditions would become noticeable.

The forecast warned of freezing rain and slippery road conditions in Des Moines, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Burling and Boston.

From Thursday to Friday, the forecast showed that snow would unleash:

• Snow is forecast in Montreal, Quebec City, Chicago, Boston and New York City.
• Snow and ice conditions are expected in Detroit, Cleveland, Boston and Syracuse.
• There is a chance that the snow would unleash in Wisconsin, Michigan and Northern New England.

Recently, Fox Weather News reported that New York City recorded a measurable snowfall this February after a trace of snow unloaded in NYC, breaking the 300-day snowless streak.

In Buffalo City, previous news said it experienced lake-effect snow that caused slower commutes and travel restrictions.

Meanwhile, the snowstorm is forecast in Denver, Rapid City, Omaha, Minneapolis and Duluth from Tuesday to Thursday.

National Weather Service's Forecast This Week

On the other hand, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that the significant storm would impact the West Coast, Northeast, Great Lakes and Northern Plains starting Monday.

The latest advisory warned of blizzard conditions and stronger winds this week that could cause widespread power outages and dangerous travel.

Winter storm safety this week

As parts of the United States would experience developing winter storms, it would result in road hazards, health risks and power outages.

According to the American Red Cross, winter storms are dangerous, and staying safe and warm is crucial.

Here are important reminders for motorists and residents affected by potent winter storms this week.

• Keeping updated with the weather is essential to anticipate road closures and delays. If the weather outlook worsens, it is best to stay at home.
• Wearing layered clothes would be the best as the snow is expected to unfold cooler to extreme temperatures, especially at night.
• Homeowners and car owners should ensure that they keep emergency winter kits.
• In the previous reports, emergency winter kits should have a battery-powered radio, flashlights, blankets, snow shovels, batteries, non-perishable food supplies and extra winter clothes.

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