U.S. Winter Storm Expands: Latest Forecast and Live Updates
As the U.S. faces a significant winter storm, multiple cities are bracing for severe weather conditions that could lead to hazardous circumstances, including power outages and treacherous travel. Weather forecasts indicate a mix of freezing rain, ice, and heavy snow across various regions, starting from Saturday and extending into early next week.
Overview of U.S. Winter Storm and Forecast
Atlanta, Georgia
- Timing: Saturday evening through Monday morning
- Type of Precipitation: Freezing rain and ice
- Accumulation: Up to 0.5 inches of ice
- Temperature: Lows in the teens and 20s, with dangerous cold expected
Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
- Timing: Saturday evening through early Monday
- Type of Precipitation: Snow initially, transitioning to sleet and freezing rain
- Accumulation: Up to 10 inches of snow
- Temperature: Wind chills of -10 degrees
Boston, Massachusetts
- Timing: Sunday morning to Monday evening
- Type of Precipitation: Heavy, dry snow
- Accumulation: Up to 21 inches possible
- Temperature: Dangerous wind chills
Buffalo, New York
- Timing: Sunday through Monday
- Type of Precipitation: Heavy snow
- Accumulation: Approximately 10 inches expected
- Temperature: Wind chills of -30 degrees
Charlotte, North Carolina
- Timing: Saturday afternoon through Monday afternoon
- Type of Precipitation: Snow and sleet transitioning to freezing rain
- Accumulation: Up to 1 inch of ice
- Temperature: Dangerous wind chills
New York City
- Timing: Sunday through early Monday
- Type of Precipitation: Heavy snow possibly mixed with sleet
- Accumulation: Could reach a foot, with a minimum of 7 inches
- Temperature: Subfreezing temperatures expected
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Timing: Saturday night through Monday morning
- Type of Precipitation: Snow transitioning to an icy mix
- Accumulation: Up to 10 inches, with potential for more
- Temperature: Wind chills below zero
Potential Impacts Across Affected Regions
The winter storm poses significant risks to life and property across affected areas. Major disruptions to travel and power outages are likely due to ice accumulation and heavy snowfall. Residents are advised to prepare accordingly and monitor updates from local meteorologists.
As the storm evolves, it’s essential to stay informed about changing conditions and heed safety advisories from weather authorities.
