A powerful late-winter weather pattern is impacting large portions of the United States, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and dramatic temperature swings from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest.
A major winter storm is expected to develop across the northern High Plains tonight into Saturday, rapidly strengthening as it moves east and reaches the Great Lakes with the potential for widespread winter weather impacts. In contrast, above-average temperatures will persist across the Southwest, where warm and dry conditions continue through the weekend.
Major Winter Storm Developing in the Plains
Early Friday morning, an intense low-pressure system moved across the upper Midwest, triggering a burst of moderate to heavy snowfall. The storm is expected to spread snow into the upper and central Great Lakes throughout the day.
Snowfall totals across parts of the region could reach 6 to 12 inches, accompanied by gusty winds…
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