Winter storm to spread snow, ice and cold across US
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Winter storm forecast: Snow, cold blast coming tonight
Our “Arctic Blast” is upon us, and will be felt starting Friday afternoon with gusting Northeast winds and falling temperatures, all leading to snow that will begin this evening and linger into the overnight hours.
The major storm is set to hit starting on Jan. 23 and will stretch into the weekend, spreading snow and ice from the southern Plains to the Northeast.
By Thursday and Friday, a cold high-pressure system settles over the western Dakotas. Temperatures will plummet with single-digit highs Thursday around Miles City and Baker. Light snow flurries remain possible but aren't expected to accumulate significantly.
Three people have had to be rescued from cars in Scotland while rail and ferry travel is expected to be disrupted
A major winter storm is expected to impact millions of people across the region this weekend, with snow totals ranging from 4 to 13 inches and temperatures remaining very cold, resulting in wind
Slight chance of light showers into Saturday, with the best chance near the mountains. Santa Ana winds develop for the end of the weekend with a warm-up next week.