Blizzard conditions are set to sweep across parts of Kansas and Nebraska, prompting officials to issue warnings in these areas. The winter storm is also projected to affect northeastern regions, with watches extending into Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Accumulations of snow could range from 2 to 6 inches, with some areas possibly experiencing even higher totals. Wind gusts are anticipated to reach speeds of 60 mph, significantly reducing visibility and making travel hazardous.
The storm is expected to push east from Kansas City, with Green Bay seeing its impact on Wednesday. As the cold front moves through, there is a potential for severe storms that may bring damaging winds and large hail; however, the likelihood of tornadoes remains low. The weather system will likely bring a light dusting of snow to Chicago, while both Washington D.C. and New York City should prepare for rain on Thursday.