Back-to-back storm systems are set to move across the Northern Plains, Upper Midwest and into New England beginning Thursday. A clipper will develop out of the northwest on Thursday bringing a massive surge of wind. High wind alerts are in place across the Plains and Rockies for wind gusts up to 75 mph.
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S. beginning Thursday. All told, more than 2 feet of snow could fall across parts of Wisconsin and Michigan through Monday, with more than a foot possible for other parts of the Upper Midwest as well as the Northern Plains and New England.The first storm will begin during the day on Thursday, as an extension of the atmospheric river that is currently impacting the Pacific Northwest. According to the FOX Forecast Center, an area of low pressure is forecast to rapidly form in Montana and the Dakotas, then move east. This area of low pressure will quickly deepen and create a massive surge of wind over the Plains and Rockies. High wind alerts are in place across the region, with wind gusts up to 75 mph possible. These winds could create power outages as well as periods of whiteout driving, impacting travel.Winter weather is expected to make a comeback as back-to-back storm systems are set to dump heavy snow on millions of people across the Northern Tier of the U.S. beginning Thursday.Moisture will collide with the colder air to the north, allowing for heavy snow to break out over northern Minnesota and Michigan. The FOX Forecast Center expects that 5 to 8 inches of snow will accumulate north of Interstate 94. The wind of the clipper will carry over into the Great Lakes, potentially creating blizzard conditions.Limited visibility is likely due to blowing moderate to heavy snow, which could lead to blizzard conditions across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Michigan.As the low moves east into the Great Lakes, heavy snow is likely to break out across the Upper Midwest and northern Great Lakes.The clipper will eventually move into New England, bringing a round of snow to ski country. The totals will not be impressive, but after days of warm weather, it could lead to snow melts and ice jams.As the first storm ends, a second storm is expected to form, impacting millions from Saturday into early Monday. On Friday afternoon, heavy rain and mountain snow will move out of the Pacific Northwest as a dip in the jet stream pushes east across the Northern Rockies. This dip in the jet stream will move into the Plains by Saturday, causing a low pressure system to develop across the Midwest.According to the FOX Forecast Center, an area of low pressure is forecast to rapidly form in Montana and the Dakotas, then move east.With a high pressure system situated across Canada, cooler air will be ushered in behind this area of low pressure, allowing a strong temperature gradient to set up. As the low moves east into the Great Lakes, heavy snow is likely to break out across the Upper Midwest and northern Great Lakes. Limited visibility is likely due to blowing moderate to heavy snow, which could lead to blizzard conditions across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Michigan.As the first storm ends, a second storm is expected to form, impacting millions from Saturday into early Monday, according to reports.This includes cities such as Minneapolis, Marquette, MI, and Green Bay, WI. Northern portions of New York and New England could see some snow as well, starting late Sunday into early morning. A blast of arctic air will move in after the second storm, impacting the Upper Midwest all the way down into the Tennessee Valley. This will be a sharp change compared to the record-breaking warmth that is impacting much of the East Coast this week. Nurse savagely murdered married ex-co-worker he was having an affair with -- after wooing her with rendezvousHillary Clinton scolds Bill after he nudges her into busy NYC intersectionMysterious criminal ‘Tango’ with ties to Ari Emanuel is latest shadowy figure in Paramount boss’ explosive lawsuit with pro gambler‘Stand By Me’ Star Corey Feldman Claims He “Was Not Invited” To The Oscars’ Rob Reiner Tribute: “I’ll Honor Rob My Own Way” Elisabeth Hasselbeck Stuns ‘The View’ Audience As She Calls Democrats “The Party of Masks”: “You Guys Forced Masks On Everybody in the United States” Elisabeth Hasselbeck Claps Back After Sunny Hostin Called Her Out On ‘The View’ For Voting For Trump: “I Proudly Voted For Trump”Winter weather is expected to make a comeback as back-to-back storm systems are set to dump heavy snow on millions of people across the Northern Tier of the U.S. beginning Thursday.Limited visibility is likely due to blowing moderate to heavy snow, which could lead to blizzard conditions across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Michigan.As the low moves east into the Great Lakes, heavy snow is likely to break out across the Upper Midwest and northern Great Lakes.According to the FOX Forecast Center, an area of low pressure is forecast to rapidly form in Montana and the Dakotas, then move east.As the first storm ends, a second storm is expected to form, impacting millions from Saturday into early Monday, according to reports. Stream It Or Skip It: 'Scarpetta' On Prime Video, Where Nicole Kidman Is A Medical Examiner Who Is Haunted By Serial Killings She Thought She Solved Two Decades Ago
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