US Weather Forecast: Snowstorm Impacts Parts of Upper Midwest, Michigan

As the May began, weather reports showed that a snowstorm impacted parts of the Upper Midwest and Michigan this week.

Although it is now in the spring season, snowstorms could still become possible due to the weather conditions.

Recently, the National Weather Service (NWS) explained that a slow-moving storm is expected to impact parts of the Northeast, Ohio Valley and Western US.

Snowstorm conditions in the Upper Midwest

Furthermore, the latest forecast from the NWS showed that heavy wet snow could be likely in the parts of Upper Peninsula of Michigan on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, portions of the Upper Midwest could likely experience dry and gusty winds this week.

On the other hand, a recent weather report from AccuWeather said that some areas in the Midwest had snowy conditions.

The weather report explained that snow conditions were recorded in parts of Wisconsin, Minnesota, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

On Monday, the report noted that snow also reached portions of Marquette, reaching about 19.7 inches of snow. Snow was also reported in Saint Nazianz, Wisconsin and Green Bay.

Furthermore, the NWS's recent report said that Americans should become prepared for the coming hurricane season.

The weather advisory explained the importance of understanding weather forecasts, from wind speed and rainfall amount. Read here.

In the Eastern United States, the weather forecast said that chilly conditions are forecast this week.

While the weather is expected to be better, motorists with travel plans should observe the weather conditions to avoid potential delays.

How to prepare for the late-season snowstorm

The latest weather reports noted snow conditions are expected to unload in parts of the Upper Midwest. The challenging weather conditions could result in slower commutes, travel disruptions and cold-related health concerns.

Here are important reminders for homeowners and motorists this week due to a late-season snowstorm that could cause travel hazards and health concerns.

Knowing the weather conditions this week

It is best that homeowners and motorists should consider checking the weather conditions this week, especially the potential snowstorms.

It is helpful for motorists to anticipate the weather and prepare to avoid travel headaches and hazards.

When the weather outlook becomes challenging or severe, motorists should reschedule their outdoor activities or travel.

Check temperatures and cold-related health concerns

The late-season snowstorms could unload heavy snow conditions that could result in health risks, causing potential hypothermia and frostbite.

Cold-related health concerns could be possible due to the cold conditions from snow. Homeowners should check or monitor the temperatures of their family members, especially those vulnerable to cold conditions.

Emergency kits

Emergency kits can be helpful during severe weather conditions and snowstorms. Motorists and homeowners should keep emergency kits that could be important during bad weather.

Here are the recommended emergency kits:

• Battery-powered radio
• Medicine supplies
• Extra blankets and winter clothes
• Battery-powered flashlights
• Bottled water and sufficient food supplies

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