What states are under winter storm warnings?

Oregon, Washington, and Utah are under winter storm warnings and advisories.

How much snow is expected from the winter storm?

Up to 20 inches of snow is forecast for some areas in Oregon and Washington, with Utah expecting up to 8 inches.

What are the travel conditions like during the winter storm?

Travel is expected to be very difficult due to heavy snow, strong winds, low visibility, and slippery roads.

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20 Inches of Snow Threatens Oregon, Utah, Washington

14 Apr

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Summary

Up to 20 inches of snow are predicted for parts of three states.
Strong winds of up to 45 mph are expected to accompany the snowfall.
Travel is strongly discouraged due to dangerous and low-visibility conditions.

20 Inches of Snow Threatens Oregon, Utah, Washington

Winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect for Oregon, Washington, and Utah, with the potential for up to 20 inches of snow and strong winds up to 45 mph. The National Weather Service (NWS) has strongly discouraged travel in affected areas from Tuesday through Thursday, citing dangerous driving conditions and low visibility.

Specific forecasts indicate heavy snowfall in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington, with amounts varying by elevation. Eastern slopes of the Oregon Cascades could see 6 to 12 inches, while northern and central Cascades might receive 12 to 20 inches. Similarly, parts of Washington's Cascades are braced for up to 20 inches.