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Icy Grip: Storm Paralyzes Four States!

25 Dec

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Summary

  • Millions in PA, OH, NY, MI face an ice storm warning.
  • Up to half an inch of ice predicted, with snow on top.
  • Travel warned as nearly impossible; power outages likely.
Icy Grip: Storm Paralyzes Four States!

A severe ice storm warning is in effect for large portions of Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, and Michigan. The National Weather Service has upgraded advisories, forecasting substantial ice accumulation that could reach up to half an inch in many areas, exacerbated by a dusting of snow. This hazardous weather is expected to make travel exceptionally dangerous, particularly on roads, bridges, and overpasses.

The storm system began its traverse across Michigan and the Great Lakes, initially bringing rain before colder air transformed precipitation into freezing rain and sleet. Meteorologists anticipate 1-4 inches of snow in Michigan, with freezing rain coating surfaces and leading to treacherous driving conditions. Power outages and tree damage are significant concerns across all affected regions.

Authorities are urging residents and travelers to stay informed and adhere to safety guidelines. The warning is active from Friday morning through Saturday morning, with conditions posing a severe threat to both morning and evening commutes. Drivers are advised to delay travel if possible, slow down, and maintain safe distances.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
An ice storm warning is active for regions of Pennsylvania, including Pittsburgh and Latrobe, from Friday 10 a.m. to Saturday 7 a.m., with significant ice accumulation expected.
Forecasters predict ice buildup ranging from two-tenths to half an inch across affected areas of Ohio and Michigan, creating dangerous travel conditions.
The primary dangers include extremely slick roads, bridges, and overpasses, leading to potential travel impossibility, along with likely power outages and tree damage.

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