Winter Storm Warning In United States Of America 2022
A severe winter storm hit the central United States on Wednesday with heavy snow, freezing rain and gusts of wind, threatening to make travel dangerous and possibly deprive millions of Americans of power.
Multi-day winter storm brings freezing rain and snow to much of the central United States in the second wave of severe weather in a week.
A severe winter storm that has stranded millions of Americans has brought a mixture of rain, freezing rain and snow to the central United States as airlines cancelled thousands of flights, officials urged residents to stay off the streets and schools closed campuses.
Another major winter storm will sweep across much of the U.S. starting Tuesday night, leading to weather warnings stretching from western New Mexico to Vermont as millions brace for potential snow and freezing rain.
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Storm over the central United States, setting winter storm warnings and clocks over the long state stretch from New Mexico and Colorado to Maine.
The winter storm begins deepening the shallows on Wednesday evening, when snow, sleet and freezing rain are expected to become more common across the central plains in parts of the Midwest.
Later Tuesday, snow, sleet and freezing rain will also spread to areas of far north New York, northern Vermont, northern New Hampshire and northern Maine.
By Thursday evening and Friday, heavy snowfall is possible across much of northeast and north-southern New York. AccuWeather reports that the cold side of the massive thunderstorm system is likely to experience snow from north Texas to northern New England on Wednesday and Thursday.
A massive thunderstorm system is expected to bring snow, rain, flooding, wind and severe weather across much of the central, eastern and southern United States on Wednesday and Thursday.
From Wednesday evening through Thursday morning, much of Severe weather is also expected in Oklahoma and northern Texas.
The Storm Prediction Centre (SPC) has announced a SMALL RISK of severe thunderstorms in parts of northern Texas in central and eastern Oklahoma and western Arkans through Wednesday evening.
Early Feb. 3, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) released a tornado watch for parts of Alabama and Mississippi Alabama Mississippi.
Meanwhile, more than 20 million people in the south are at risk due to severe weather, including a tornado threat, on Thursday, according to the Storm Prediction Centre.
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Another issue with the upcoming system is also several hundred miles of potential adverse weather across the central and southeastern United States. The region of this new storm with significant impact extends over 2,000 miles from Texas to Maine, with winter weather forecast.
The next system will be followed by an outbreak of severe weather with severe thunderstorms moving across the southern plains in the Mississippi Valley until the middle of this week.
As the next system moves further northeast on Thursday, temperatures are forecast to drop sharply and be more than 20 degrees Fahrenheit colder than usual in the southern Great Plains and Midwest.
A large-scale winter storm will impact the Central, Eastern and Southern US over the next 2-3 days. Heavy snow is expected from the southern Rockies to northern New England, while heavy ice accretion is likely from TX to PA.https://t.co/VyWINDk3xP for the latest, local info. pic.twitter.com/pEuE2Kk8Yz
— National Weather Service (@NWS) February 2, 2022
A winter storm earlier in the week continues to hit the north of the country on Tuesday, spreading snow and ice from the upper Midwest and northern Great Lakes into northern New England.
On Thursday, a multi-day winter storm will reach the northeast, potentially bringing up to 3 feet of snow in parts of New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine by Saturday morning.
The National Weather Service warned that a multi-day winter storm could also wreak havoc with ice from eastern Arkansas to western Kentucky, lasting into the weekend, likely leading to power outages and damage to trees and weather.
The National Weather Service has warned ahead of ANOTHER severe seasonal storm that the central, southern and eastern United States will face a winter mix of heavy snow and rain with possible flooding and thunderstorms.
The powerful winter storm was also expected to generate potentially severe thunderstorms in Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama and Arkansas, where it could generate dangerous wind gusts, severe hail and sporadic tornadoes.
The storm system generated three EF2 tornadoes in western Alabama, one of which hit areas near Sawyerville and caused extensive damage.
The latest storm came just days after severe winter weather swept through the north-eastern United States, dropping over 60 cm (two feet) of snow in some areas and creating strong winds, cancelling thousands of flights and restricting road access in some areas and states.
The storm in the central United States came after a snowstorm last weekend that brought snowstorms to
various parts of the East Coast.
On Tuesday, the National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings and watches for Texas counties close to the Mexican border, extending northeast to the Great Lakes and along the Canadian border, and to the northern tip of main storms.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued winter storm, high wind and thunderstorm warnings and is monitoring a broad swath of the United States that stretches 1,500 miles (2,400 km) from western Oklahoma to northern Maine Thursday through Friday.
Freezing rain can also result in more than a quarter-inch “heavy ice build-up” stretching from northeast central Texas to northern Indiana, which could create a dual threat of heavy snow and ice in the Midwest.
South and east of where snow is expected, from eastern Iowa to Milwaukee and northern Michigan, a mixture of sleet and freezing rain is expected to create icy conditions.
The heaviest snowfall is expected to fall on an east-west line across central Minnesota before Monday
afternoon, but will ease late Monday night.
Meteorologists warn that icy roads and sub-zero pipe temperatures may persist until Saturday. These conditions will not improve much even after the end of today’s precipitation due to very low temperatures and cloudy skies.
In winter weather south and southeast, warm air rising in front of cold air will cause heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms in parts of the South, the Tennessee Valley and the Southeast.