"Bomb Cyclone" could bring 2 feet of snow to these areas, provide forecastists
Travel could be very difficult or even impossible in certain regions this weekend.
January left in terms of starting weather starting - and the assault does not seem to leave any soon. Following two massifs winter storms During last week, another is now on the horizon. According to USA today , A " cyclone "should bring blizzard conditions to certain parts of the United States from tomorrow. Read more to find out which areas predict the forecasts will see two feet of snow.
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The plains and the midwest will receive more snow.
The cyclone bomb - a nickname for the term meteorological " bombogenesis "- should strike parts of the plains and the midwest from Thursday, USA today reports. According to Accuweather, these two regions Should expect even more snow in the long weekend.
The storm should be much stronger and colder than the first storm of this week, which had an impact on the region until night with snow, rain and strong winds. After the second storm, the plains and midwest areas could have between one to two feet of snow on the ground, by Accuweather.
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The forecasters say that the heaviest snowfall can be surrounding the large lakes.
In fox weather, snowfall are should be the lightest Above the plains and increased coverage and intensity in the regions surrounding the large lakes. The latter area could also see gusts of wind over 30 mph. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
Because the last storm follows further east, more areas in the Midwest are at winter time, with strong snow that has potentially hit St. Louis, Detroit and Fort Wayne, Indiana, according to Accuweather. The point of sale also highlights Kansas City, Chicago, Milwaukee and Davenport, Iowa, as cities that could be particularly affected.
Travels should be difficult in the regions.
The storm could make movements in these regions of the country extremely difficult, if not impossible, advises Accuweather, largely due to the snow and the drift which cannot be immediately removed. Fox Weather says that the trip along corridor i-80 could be dangerous due to snow and strong winds.
Fox Weather also notes that meteologists will not precisely know where the heaviest snow will be until Thursday morning following a computer model analysis. However, there is a potential for flight disturbances due to the last storm, according to Accuweather. Although airlines are "still in recovery mode" and dealing with the impact of the first storm, additional delays and cancellations could worsen things, reports the point of sale.
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Damaged winds and tornadoes are on the southern file.
While other regions are faced with blizzard conditions, those in the South do not stand out without Scot in the weekend.
There is an "improved risk" severe weather In the form of thunderstorms, violent winds and strong tornadoes for certain parts of this region, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Storm prediction Center (SPC).
The highest threats for Thursday are in eastern Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, in Fox weather. Friday, the threat area moves east, affecting the Mississippi region in North Carolina. Tornades are another possibility, due to the type of thunderstorms that strike the areas, said the meteorological forecasters of Fox.
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