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Chicago, IL – Residents across the Midwest, from Montana to Ohio, should brace for a bitter start to the New Year, as freezing temperatures and a potential snowstorm could sweep the region. Forecasts suggest heavy snow and icy conditions could affect travel early in the week, creating challenges for those returning from holiday trips.
According to the National Weather Service, Montana could see significant snowfall starting as early as Monday, while snow may extend to Ohio and neighboring states, including Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin, by Thursday. Highs in the Midwest will drop sharply, ranging from near 40°F early in the week to freezing temperatures by midweek.
On Sunday, Montana will see temperatures hover near 30°F with light snow showers. By Monday, heavy snow is likely, with accumulations potentially exceeding six inches in some areas. Ohio and surrounding states can expect rain turning to snow Wednesday night, leading to icy road conditions Thursday. Temperatures in Ohio will fall from a high near 50°F Sunday to below freezing by midweek.
Travelers across I-90, I-94, and I-70 should prepare for slick conditions and delays. Early planning is essential, as snow and freezing rain could create treacherous roads. Authorities urge drivers to monitor local advisories and avoid unnecessary travel during peak snow events.
This storm system may bring widespread impacts across the Midwest, including potential power outages in areas experiencing heavy snow. Residents are encouraged to stock up on essential supplies and prepare for possible disruptions.
Stay updated by following the National Weather Service and local forecasts to track developments.
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