Washington, D.C. – A powerful winter storm is moving across the U.S., bringing snow, ice, and heavy rain through the weekend. The system will impact states from the West Coast to the Northeast, disrupting travel and daily activities.
According to the National Weather Service, heavy snow will spread from the California mountains to the Rockies, including Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Colorado. Snow will then move into the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes today, reaching the Northeast by the weekend. Upstate New York and northern New England could see significant snow, with icing threats as far south as the central Appalachians.
Heavy rain on Saturday may trigger flash floods across the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, with localized river flooding possible. Cities like Nashville, Louisville, and Little Rock face increased flood risks.
Officials urge residents to prepare for dangerous road conditions, power outages, and potential travel delays. Those in flood-prone areas should monitor alerts and take precautions. Stay updated on local forecasts and emergency advisories.
