FOX FORECAST CENTER is alerted by tens of millions of people from at least 22 states from midwest to northeast, as it has already led to a large number of frozen rainy threats. We are monitoring the development of powerful winter storms. And crash.
Some of the dangerous travel conditions have been reported in some Kansas and Missouri, and the officials have reported several reports on stagnant vehicles and CRASH drops in Kansas City, Missouri.
Officials have said that the major impacts have been seen on busy highway 35, 20, between the state, 70, and the Izura Expressway.
FOX FORECAST CENTER stated that if Arashi gained strength, the influence will be seen from the Valley of the Mississippi River on Wednesday, and the Great Lake area will be affected by Wednesday night.
Thus, commuting on Thursday is expected to be very dangerous on unprocessed roads and expressways in cities such as Chicago, Forteweine, Indiana, Columbus, and Cleveland in Ohio.
Winter weather recommendations are issued throughout the region and include major cities such as Kansas City, Demoin, Iowa, and Chicago.
The FOX FORECAST CENTER stated that dangerous travel conditions seem to be the biggest effect of these storms in these places.
This is because forcians believe that the adhesion of ice in the midwestern part is sufficiently low, and only scattered power outages may occur.
The temperature is expected to rise on the freezing during the day of Thursday, and the ice accumulated during the storm melts rapidly. However, as you enter Thursday night, freezing is a concern.
In the eastern region, the most important icing of Maryland and the Laurel Highlands in Pennsylvania is particularly high.
The power outage and the damage to the tree are more likely to accumulate more than a quarter of inches, probably as high as half -inches.
Winter weather warnings have been issued throughout the region, including warnings for ice storms.
A warning of ice storms was issued in four states, and the National Meteorological Bureau in Charlston, West Virginia, issued an ice warning for the first time in three years.
“The trip is strong and discouraged,” warned. “If you have to travel, store additional flashlights, food, and water to the vehicle in an emergency. Prepare for a power outage.”
Outside the area, it is expected that the frozen rain will fall along the 95 corridor between the Inter -State Expressway from Washington to the southern part of New England.
FOX FORECAST CENTER said that the cold air would be so deep that snow was concerned during the winter weather, north of the New York area.
Cities such as New York, Heartford, Connecticut, and Boston were able to see snowfall during commuting on Thursday morning.
It could cause the road to the road, but the Fox prediction center said that warm air enters like the midwest, which would freeze the snow or a normal rain.
The remaining snow melts almost completely.
However, across the northern part of New England, heading north, snow continues until Thursday, and does not change north on the 90th Expressway 90.
The FOX FORECAST CENTER stated that there is a high possibility that there is a place to pick up more than 6 inches.
After that, the system will quickly leave New England by Thursday evening, leaving a dry state mainly on Thursday night and Friday.
Second ice storm to affect the same area this weekend
FOX FORECAST CENTER said this weekend that a stronger storm is expected.
Arashi is also expected to bring frozen rain to almost the same areas influenced by this first storm.
However, FOX FORECAST CENTER stated that there was one major difference. This is to pack a lot of snow.
Daisyuki is becoming increasingly possible on Saturdays in the upper western part and the entire Great Lake area.
Cities such as Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Detroit have seen the largest snowstorm so far this winter.
The storm reaches the northeast on Saturday night, creating another snow, sloppy, freezing rain.
The Fox Prediction Center said, like this first storm, Pennsylvania seems to be in the eyes of a bull again for a very shocking ice.
Ohio Valley and Apalacians are watching rain.
Heavy rain is the most concerned of the central Apallacians, and some floods are possible.
