A potentially historic winter storm is moving across more than half of the U.S. and into Southern Ontario. This system will bring heavy snow, significant ice accumulation, and dangerously cold temperatures through early next week. Emergency declarations are already in effect across 12 states.
Summary of Impacts
Operational Risk: Rapid snow accumulation and icing are expected to impact travel, power stability, and logistics.
Northern Region: Heavy, “fluffy” snow (up to 16 inches) from the Plains through New England and Southern Ontario.
Southern Region: A dangerous mix of snow, sleet, and significant freezing rain/ice accumulation (up to 0.75″).
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