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Extreme Winter Storm and Arctic Blast to Hit Eastern US

WPLG Local 10January 22, 20261 min2,167 views
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Major Winter Storm Developing

  • ❄️ A major winter storm is forming and is expected to be the most extreme of the season so far.
  • 🥶 It will bring the coldest air to date this season, impacting communities already dealing with severe winter weather.

Upstate New York Snowfall

  • 🌨️ Residents in upstate New York are digging out after a lake effect snowstorm dropped over 20 inches of snow.
  • ⚠️ Whiteout conditions caused multiple crashes on Interstate 90, involving approximately 60 vehicles over a six-mile stretch.
  • 🚧 Authorities had to divert traffic and shut down all westbound lanes due to the extensive pile-up.

Widespread Winter Weather Forecast

  • ⚡ The brutal winter weather is set to worsen, with the most extreme storm forecasted to hit the eastern half of the US.
  • 🧊 The storm is expected to bring damaging ice and heavy snow, fueled by a blast of arctic air.
  • 🗺️ The storm path will move from the Midwest and Plains on Thursday into Friday, spreading to the South and East by the weekend.
  • ⚠️ A dangerous wintry mix, including snow, sleet, and freezing rain, could stretch over 1,000 miles from Oklahoma and northern Texas to North Carolina and Virginia.

Supply Chain Concerns

  • 🚚 Salt shipping is crucial and becoming difficult to obtain due to high demand from numerous affected areas, especially in the north.
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