Snow to Unload in New York City, North Dakota This Week; Travel Delays Expected

The coming second week of March would unload snow and rain in New York City (NYC) and North Dakota this week, that could cause slower commutes and travel delays.

Motorists and travelers this week should observe the weather conditions before leaving to prevent road hassles and possible delays.

The early beginning of March became problematic in parts of the United States due to winter storms and severe weather conditions. Here are what weather reports showed:

The National Weather Prediction Center reported that winter storms are forecast in the Upper Midwest and Northeast, bringing heavy snow and challenging winds.

USA Today reported that portions of California suffered from heavy snow, especially in San Bernadino County.

Rescue operations and snow clearing were on the way.

Meanwhile, the Associated Press reported the severe weather conditions in parts of the South, especially in Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana.

Power outages were reported.

Heavy snow in North Dakota and New York City

Furthermore, the last stretch of the winter season is forecast to unfold snow and rain in New York City to North Dakota.

In the latest forecast, AccuWeather reported that snow conditions will continue until early next week.

This weekend, snow is forecast in Billings, Rapid City and Bismarck.

Rain and snow are possible in Minneapolis. Parts of North Dakotas would anticipate the snow this weekend.

From Monday to Tuesday, the weather forecast said snowfall would unload in Rapid City, Fargo, Minneapolis, Duluth, Green Bay, Hamilton, Buffalo, Scranton and Binghamton.

Minnesota and Wisconsin could also experience snow conditions.

Recently, Fox Weather News reported a measurable snowfall in NYC after more than 300 days of a snowless streak.

This week, New Yorkers could expect possible light snow. Motorists and commuters should bring an umbrella or raincoat protection due to potential rain.

Furthermore, motorists traveling this week should be careful driving due to slick and slippery road conditions due to possible snow.

On the other hand, the National Weather Service North Platte reported that portions of Northern Nebraska could anticipate stormy conditions due to winter weather.

Snow preparedness this week

Although the spring season is near, there is a possibility for the last stretch of winter storms or snowstorms.

Homeowners should prepare their homes for severe weather conditions.

In California, residents suffered from massive snow that caused them to become stranded without power.

The importance of disaster preparedness is crucial because snow can become heavy to severe in a given time.

In previous reports, Nature World News advised winter home safety during severe winter storms.

Here are essential reminders during extreme weather events.

Preparing for emergency winter supplies

• Homeowners should ensure emergency winter supplies if they become stranded or when roads become inaccessible.
• In addition, the emergency kit is also helpful during tornado outbreaks, flooding rainfall and other extreme weather events.
• Homeowners should keep updated with the weather forecasts in their region. It is helpful to prepare for possible impact.
• Homeowners could stay updated with their local stations, AccuWeather or National Weather Service (NWS).

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