Today, 21 January, residents of the Middle Westand received a warning about strong snow storms.
Significant snowfall is expected from Eastern Colorado to southern Minnesota. A large part of Nebraska, Michigan, and South Dakota, according to weather forecasts, the FAA also suffer from the storm. In Wisconsin and Minnesota in addition to heavy snow are expected with gusts of wind up to 30 miles per hour. Possible cancellation of classes in schools on Monday, January 22, as well as delayed flights and overlapping routes.
By Tuesday morning the storm will move into the Great lakes region, bringing closer to the North-East is not a snowfall, and rainfall.
In the South a cold front will cause other weather trouble. So, wind storm expected in the northeast Texas, Southeast Oklahoma, southwest Arkansas and Northwest Louisiana. Although the main threat — squally winds and thunderstorms in these regions is possible, and short of a tornado, meteorologists warn.
In most parts of the northeast on 21 and 22 January will be warm and Sunny, but from Tuesday to residents of Massachusetts, new York and Washington County should be prepared for strong rains, some areas of possible flooding.
