The active western pattern will bring additional rain on saturated soils that could cause flooding and brings an enhanced threat of landslides, especially, in western Washington. Other hazards include mountain snow, gusty winds, and high surf. Wintry conditions are possible in the North and Central Plains with showers, locally heavy, and thunderstorms, some strong, in the South. Active Advisories: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas
Washington
Winter Storm Warning
Heavy snow continuing this morning above 3000ft in the Cascades
- 3-5 inches additional snow
- Until 10 AM PST this morning
I-90 eastbound will be closed this morning through Snoqualmie pass to allow for Avalanche Control
Oregon
Winter Weather Advisory
Wet snow continuing this morning across the Cascades
- 4-8 inches of additional snow
- Until noon PST today
Idaho
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow expected today above 2500ft across the northern Panhandle
- 5-10 inches of mountain snow
- 3-5 inches of valley snow
- From 1 AM to 10 PM PST Wednesday
South Dakota
Winter Weather Advisory
Wet snow expected this morning across eastern SD
- 1-2 inches additional snow
- Until noon CST today
Nebraska
Winter Weather Advisory
Wet snow expected this morning across northeast NE
- 2-4 inches additional snow
- Until midnight CST tonight
Iowa
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow expected this morning across western IA
- 1-2 inches of additional snow
- Until 6 PM CST this evening
Missouri
Winter Weather Advisory
Wet snow expected overnight tonight across south central MO
- 2 inches of snow
- From 9 PM this evening to 3 PM CST Thursday
Arkansas
Winter Storm Warning
Heavy snow expected this evening across northern AR
- 3-5 inches of snow
- Wednesday evening through Thursday Morning
