Wintry Travel Conditions Likely to Impact Midwest, Northeast Early Next Week

Wintry travel outlook and snow squalls are likely in the Northeast and Midwest early next week. Dangerous travel conditions are likely due to slippery roads and snow-covered roads.

NWS Burlington reported a potential river rise due to snowmelt on Monday. Heavy rain can likely cause moderate to severe flooding in the region.

Meanwhile, the NWS Weather Prediction Center reported a powerful storm in the Gulf of Mexico and East Coast, causing flooding rainfall, strong winds and coastal dangers.

Over the Gulf of Mexico, heavy rain is likely in the Southeast early next week. The potential rain will become beneficial for drought-affected areas in the South.

In Boston, the forecast warned of the multifaceted system in Southern England, bringing gusty winds and heavy rain. Coastal flooding is also likely, including in flood-prone areas.

Wintry Travel Conditions: Where Will It Unload?

According to the latest forecast, residents can expect a wintry travel outlook in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes this week. The northeastern US can also anticipate colder air.

The National Weather Service (NWS) monitors upper-level energy in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Light to moderate snow is also likely in the Upper Mississippi Valley and Upper Peninsula of Michigan on the weekend.

Snow can also spread over the Northern and Central Appalachians. Motorists can anticipate slower commutes due to the snowy outlook. From the Midwest to the Northeast,

On Monday, localized flooding and travel concerns are likely in Portland, Boston, Virginia Beach and Washington. Snowy and colder outlooks are possible in Pittsburgh and Detroit.

One concern is the emergence of snow squalls this winter and also thundersnow. Motorists should be extra careful to driving due to travel dangers, especially in the following interstates: 70, 77, 79, 80, 86, 90 and 96.

The winter-like outlook can bring slippery spots, blowing snow and reduced visibility. The threat of winter snow can unload in the following areas:

• Detroit
• Buffalo
• Columbia
• Charleston
• Pittsburgh
• Buffalo
• New York City
• Portland
• Washington
• Michigan
• Indiana

On Monday, the snow can hit Buffalo, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Charleston, Chicago and Detroit. Interstate 95 in NYC and Washington can be at risk of road threats in the early week.

Road Preparedness Against Winter and Snow Squalls

Furthermore, the recent forecast warned of dangerous conditions and snow squalls. Here are essential weather reminders in the Northeast and Midwest.

• Homeowners should check for forecasts, especially Winter Advisories in the Northeast and Midwest.
• People should keep emergency kits at home as winter can cause slower commutes, power outages and inaccessible road conditions.

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