Winter Storm Bellamy to Bring Heavy Snow Across Midwest
Winter Storm Warnings are currently in place for major Midwestern cities, including Chicago, Des Moines, Milwaukee, and Grand Rapids. Meteorologists forecast between 6 and 12 inches of snow across much of the region, creating hazardous conditions for holiday travelers.
Impact on Travel
Airports in the affected cities are already managing delays as snowfall intensifies, and road conditions are expected to worsen. Authorities are urging drivers to limit nonessential travel and prepare emergency supplies in case of road closures or accidents.
Forecast Details
The heaviest snow is expected to fall overnight, with strong winds likely to create blowing and drifting snow that reduces visibility. Temperatures will remain below freezing, keeping snow accumulation intact through the weekend.
"Travelers should plan for significant disruptions and check updates before heading to airports or highways," said a National Weather Service spokesperson.
Author’s summary: A major winter storm is set to blanket the Midwest with up to a foot of snow, threatening travel plans and prompting caution from weather officials.
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