US Weather Forecast: Colder Temperatures, Travel Concerns To Hit Maine, Intermountain West in Late Week

Snow and colder temperatures are likely in the Maine and Intermountain West this late week, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) advisory. Americans should stay alert for cold-related health impacts and road hazards.

In other portions of the US, a snowstorm will bring heavy snow outlook in parts of Utah and Nebraska Panhandle in the late week. If the travel is not essential, it is advisable to stay at home.

For motorists, the weather reminders warned of wintry mix conditions and an extremely difficult travel outlook, especially this Thanksgiving. People should monitor road conditions and keep emergency car kits as possible, including in the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies and Northeast.

People should check for Winter Weather Advisories, especially in Wyoming and Colorado.

Colder Temperatures, Travel Concerns in Maine and Intermountain West

(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 23, 2023)
NOAA NESDIS Satellite View as of November 23, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that colder temperatures and snow will unload in Maine and Intermountain West this week, bringing cold-related health concerns and travel hazards. Blowing snow is one of the main dangers during heavy snow in the US, causing widespread power outages and road hazards. As a result, homeowners should stay updated with the latest forecasts, especially this coming Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

According to the forecast discussion, the NWS explained that coastal rain with potentially heavy snow would hit Maine this week. In the Intermountain West, the forecast monitored a mid-level trough in the region.

In this week's weather, people should watch out for the following hazards on the weekend:

• Heavy snow
• Road hazards
• Localized power outages

The forecast added that the amplified system will help with the chilly temperatures and heavy snow in the Plains. A cold front over Maine will unleash windy conditions for people.

Furthermore, the colder air is expected to spread over parts of the Mid-Atlantic Coast and Northeast on Friday. Prolonged exposure to challenging colds can result in cold-related health risks this week.

Also Read: Heavy Snow to Unload in Chicago, Detroit, Midwest Due to Winter Storm, Arctic Air

Weather Preparedness: Staying Safe From Blowing Snow

Blowing snow is one of the main dangers during heavy snow in the US, causing widespread power outages and road hazards. As a result, homeowners should stay updated with the latest forecasts, especially this coming Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

The challenging weather conditions can also damage roofs, crops and plumbing systems. Pets can also be at risk of cold weather. Homeowners should monitor their house's heating system as winter arrives.

Here are essential weather and winter reminders for homeowners this late week.

• People should avoid outdoor activities when the weather becomes severe or snowstorms unload.
• Preparing and wearing winter clothes and layering are important, especially for people traveling outside.
• Winter survival kits are essential when winter storms or blizzards occur. People should store winter emergency kits, such as medicines, flashlights, small radios, bottled water and food supplies.
• When you drive under heavy snow, maintain distance from other vehicles as much as possible.

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