US Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow to Unload in Minneapolis This Week; Record-Breaking Snowfall Possible

The latest weather forecasts warned of heavy snow and possible record-breaking snowfall in Minneapolis this week due to a cross-country storm in the United States.

Motorists and travelers this week should check the weather updates as winter storms will unleash heavy snow and hazardous travel conditions, making it more difficult for commuters.

While Eastern and Southern United States began to feel the early taste of spring, a dangerous winter storm is forecast in the Upper Midwest, Northeast and Southern California.

Heavy snow in Minneapolis this week

Weather reports have noted significant winter storms that could unleash in the Upper Midwest, Northeast and New England.

According to AccuWeather's latest forecast, Minneapolis would experience a wintry mix of conditions this week due to the coast-to-coast winter storm.

Significant snow is expected this week, including in Wisconsin, South Dakota and Michigan.

Based on the weather outlook, there is a possibility of a blizzard condition in Fargo, Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, Spencer and Mankanto.

On Thursday, the weather forecast said that ice conditions and ice would unload in Des Moines, Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Boston and Burlington.

In Minneapolis, the weather forecast explained that widespread road and flight disruptions could occur due to stronger winds and heavy snow.

Meanwhile, the government of Minnesota prepared for the worst impact of developing the winter system.

In the latest report, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz alerted the National Guard assistance to help stranded and affected individuals due to the severe winter storms.

The advisory added the possibility of blizzard-like conditions that could result in road closures and power outages.

Furthermore, AccuWeather reported that snowfall is expected in Traverse City, Toronto, Albany, Boston, Bangor, Quebec City and Montreal until the weekend.

Severe winter storms in the United States

On the contrary, the National Weather Prediction Center reported that a major winter storm would impact parts of the Northeast and the West.

The latest key message warned of heavy snow affecting outdoor activities, trees, power lines and livestock.

The report added that freezing rain and sleet are possible in the Northeast and Great Lakes until Friday.

Meanwhile, the winter storms would unfold extreme cold conditions.

Homeowners should monitor the temperatures of their family members, especially those with pre-existing health concerns.

Wearing layered winter clothes is essential to avoid hypothermia and frostbite.

On the other hand, people with travel plans should reschedule their trips or outdoor activities next week.

The forecasts noted that the freezing and heavy snow are not ideal for commute and outdoor activities.

People under winter advisories should observe the weather conditions for possible frozen pipes and damage to roof systems.

Furthermore, the National Weather Service (NWS) advised people to avoid ice as it is not considered completely safe.

It is best to stay from ice, especially with noticeable cracks.

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