Severe Winter Weather Forecast: Snow and Ice Threat in Eastern U.S.
Two winter storms, Harlow and Iliana, are forecasted to impact the eastern U.S., delivering hazardous snow and ice from the Plains to the Northeast, notably affecting Kansas City, New York, Virginia, and West Virginia.
This week, two significant winter storms, named Harlow and Iliana, are set to affect the eastern United States. These storms will bring substantial snowfall and ice hazards to regions spanning from the Plains through the Midwest and into the Northeast. Areas from Kansas City to New York, along with parts of Virginia and West Virginia, are particularly at risk for severe ice conditions. For updates and timing, please refer to The Weather Channel.
In summary, the impending arrival of winter storms Harlow and Iliana poses a considerable threat of snow and ice to various regions of the eastern United States, particularly affecting the Midwest and Northeast. Residents should remain informed and prepared for hazardous conditions throughout the week.
Original Source: weather.com
