The latest weather forecast warned of a developing and early-season winter storm in the Northern Rockies and Northern High Plains, bringing dangerous travel conditions and colder temperatures.
The arrival of an early winter storm will show the frequent colder temperatures in the US and a chance of more snow. The Pacific Northwest recently recorded rainy and chilly conditions.
The coldest temperatures of the season are anticipated across much of the Northwest, Northern Rockies, and Northern Plains by the end of this week into the weekend. The graphic below displays the lowest temperatures through Sunday morning. 🥶 pic.twitter.com/TwJglXynp0
— NWS Weather Prediction Center (@NWSWPC) October 23, 2023
Due to the developing winter storms, this week's weather dangers are widespread travel dangers, cold-related health concerns, localized power outages and damaging winds. The weather can also damage crops and homes' plumbing.
Heavy Snowfall: Where Will Winter Storm Impact Northwest?
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of October 24, 2023. The early season winter storm will hit the Northern Rockies and Northern Plains, bringing heavy snow into the Northwestern US. The storm can cause potential power outages and travel disruptions.
According to the NWS Weather Prediction Center, the significant winter storm could result in the first snowfall over the portions of the Northern Rockies and Northern High Plains.
On Tuesday, Northwestern US can likely feel the impact of the early season winter storm. It is expected to move eastward and the Northern Rockies. The western US can anticipate a more active weather pattern due to the storm systems.
In the early week, portions of the Northern Rockies and Cascades can anticipate heavy snowfall. There could be between 1 to 2 feet of snowfall accumulations in the region.
On Wednesday, the snowy outlook could reach portions of western and central Dakota. In Montana, a possible 12 to 18 inches of snowfall totals could unload.
In addition, the snow could stay this Thursday and will likely end on Friday. Motorists can expect travel dangers, including poor road visibility and snow-covered roads.
There is a potential blizzard-like conditions this week. According to the forecast, the colder outlook could unfold in the following areas:
- Seattle
- Portland
- Boise
- Medford
- San Francisco
- Las Vegas
- Cedar City
- Helena
- Casper
- Spokane
- Bismarck
- Regina
- Calgary
Warmer Temperatures to Unfold in South, Eastern US
In the Eastern and Southern US, residents can expect a warmer weather outlook. Northeastern US has the same weather outlook due to a strong high pressure in the region. Above-normal temperatures are possible, which could reach from 70s to 80s.
The warm weather can be ideal for homeowners who are not yet ready for the colder to freezing temperatures in the US.
On Wednesday, NWS reported that heavy rain could hit the Southern Plains with possible flash flooding.
Also Read: Colder Conditions, Thunderstorms to Unload in Wyoming, Colorado
Winter Storm Preparedness: How Can Homeowners Stay Safe?
Winter storms can become life-threatening this week. Early preparedness is also important to prevent potential damage and injuries. Here are essential safety reminders to keep safe from winter storms.
- Homeowners should keep updated with winter advisories, especially in the affected areas.
- Challenging to dangerous travel outlook is possible. When winter storms become severe, it is best to stay at home.
- Storing winter emergency kits at home and in cars is recommended.
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