Winter Storm to Hit in Midwest, Northeast in March's First Week; Heavy Snow Possible

The first days of March could expect heavy snow and rainy conditions in the Midwest and Northeast due to developing winter storms.

People with travel plans or outdoor activities should keep updated with the weather forecasts, as travel hazards and delays could likely emerge.

Last month, the National Weather Prediction Center reported coast-to-coast winter storms in parts of the Upper Midwest, Northeast and Southern California.

The significant winter storms unloaded heavy snow and challenging road conditions. Power outages were also reported.

In the South, Associated Press reported that a possible severe weather risk caused isolated tornadoes emerged in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas City.

Heavy snow and freezing rain forecast

The last stretch of the winter season is expected to unleash more winter storms.

On the contrary, some parts of the US, like the Eastern and Southern US, began to feel the early taste of the spring season due to record-challenging temperatures.

According to AccuWeather's latest forecast, the winter storm is forecast to unleash colder air and heavy snow from Friday until the weekend.

Snow is forecast in Chicago, Detroit, Traverse City, Toronto, Montreal, Bangor and Boston.

As mentioned, people with scheduled flights should observe the weather conditions for possible delays and cancellations.

Furthermore, the weather outlook showed that wintry weather conditions would unfold this week.

Snow could appear in Burlington, Portland, Boston, Chicago and Buffalo.

Rain is forecast in Dallas, St. Louis, Nashville, Cincinnati, Roanoke, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Washington, Virginia Beach and New York City.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Prediction Center's latest key message explained that the winter storm would also unload freezing rain in parts of New England and Central Plains this weekend.

During the final days of the winter season, Americans could enjoy more snow this week.

However, homeowners should avoid prolonged exposure to cold weather conditions.

Hypothermia is a common cold-related health risk, and it could become dangerous.

Homeowners should check their family members' temperatures, especially those with pre-existing health concerns.

Preparing for heavy snow and severe winter conditions

In the first week of March, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported a winter storm was forecast in parts of the Midwest and Northeast this week.

Although spring season is in the air, there is optimism that late winter storms and snow storms could still unfold.

As a result, homeowners should keep updated with the challenging weather conditions this week.

During heavy snow, multiple road hazards could become possible, including the following:

• Freezing fog and reduced road visibility
• Slick and slippery roads on untreated road pavements
• Blizzard-like conditions.

When the winter storm could worsen, it is recommendable to reschedule your trip.

You might get caught in heavy traffic for hours.

Motorists are advised to prepare an emergency winter bag or kit that would help them during severe weather event, including winter storms or snowstorms.

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