NWS Weather Forecast: Freezing Fog, Snow To Hit Colorado, Wyoming This Late Week

The latest weather forecast reported that snow and freezing fog can likely hit Wyoming and Colorado, bringing travel hazards and slower commutes in the region.

The National Weather Service (NWS) reminded motorists and homeowners should watch out for winter warning concerns. People should stay updated with the latest forecasts, especially if they have any travel plans.

In addition, the dense fog conditions can cause reduced road visibility. The advisory explained that people should slow down and remain distance from other vehicles, including checking for dense fog advisory.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of a winter storm on the East Coast and Southern Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Americans should watch out for the Winter Warnings in the region due to heavy snow and blizzard conditions.

Coastal flooding can spread over portions of Southern New England and Mid-Atlantic. The said low can intensify on Sunday with a chance of gusty winds.

Weather in Colorado and Wyoming: Where Will Foggy Conditions Unload?

(Photo : NOAA NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker)
NOAA NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that snow and freezing fog in Colorado and Wyoming this late week caused potential travel concerns and cold-related risks. In parts of Colorado, the forecast warned of snowy conditions, especially in the mountainous areas. Motorists can anticipate slick travel conditions, especially in Las Animas, Huerfana and Baca Counties.

The latest hazardous weather outlook warned of a winter storm in Western Colorado and Eastern Utah. People should check for winter storms over the San Juans and Southern Valleys, with winter storm warnings in some areas and 6 to 10 inches of snow.

From Friday and Saturday, Americans should stay alert for light snow. A second system can unleash widespread snow on Monday. According to forecasts, unsettled weather conditions can stay next week, including in the Pacific Northwest.

In parts of Colorado, the forecast warned of snowy conditions, especially in the mountainous areas. Motorists can anticipate slick travel conditions, especially in Las Animas, Huerfana and Baca Counties.

Significant snowfall can unfold in the Southern I-25 corridor. Motorists should watch out for snow and blowing snow. Commuters should be extra careful in driving this weekend.

Over the East and Southeast Wyoming, patchy fog conditions can unfold in the said areas, especially on the Interstate 25 corridor. Homeowners should watch out for light snow and brief snow showers.

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West Coast Weather Forecast: Mixture of Rain and Snow

According to the forecast, stormy conditions can unleash blizzard conditions and severe storms in the Eastern US and Central US. On the weekend, rounds of snow and rain can emerge in the following:

Seattle
Portland
Medford
Boise
Redding
Reno
Fresno
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Albuquerque

The chilly conditions can spread in Helena, Bismarck, Rapid City, Omaha, Scottsbluff and Denver. The snowy conditions can unload in Helena, Boise, Salt Lake City and Redding.

Homeowners should keep winter emergency supplies at home, including a flashlight, medicine kits, food supplies and a small radio.