The winter storm is expected to bring frozen rain and freezing to parts of the Middle West and Northeast on Wednesday and Thursday.
Although it is too early to know the areas that will witness the worst ice threat, the FOX expectation center monitors multiple capabilities.
The scenario is possible.
Initially, the strong low pressure system is formed over the plains and moves east, where it collides with a stronger plane current that brings warm air and humidity, leading to more frozen rain in the Middle West and Northeast along the 90th fast passage.
The second scenario is characterized by a weaker pressure system that is formed on the plains and a strong coastal storm that forms along the eastern coast and assuming the main system.
This would mean less freezing rain in the Middle West, with a greater threat to ice in New England.
Cities from De Moien, Iowa, need Siracios, New York, to be at the alert of ice, which may create treacherous travel conditions.
“This will be an area in which it can be frozen rains on bridges, bridges, slopes and slopes outside it, a big problem, early on Thursday,” said Michael Etami, the meteorologist in Fox.
Sub -temperatures are expected to be in the northern half of the United States with this winter storm as well.
As we approach Wednesday, prediction models should give a clearer idea about cities that can expect to see the worst conditions and the amount of ice.
