Summary: Heavy rain will continue to bring threats of flooding with potential for flash floods and debris flows on burn scars across the Pacific Northwest. Snow and blustery conditions will continue in the Upper Midwest as a strong low slowly retreats northward. A potent cold front will sweep through the East with potential for embedded severe storms with damaging winds and locally heavy rain. Advisories: Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa
Montana
Winter Weather Advisory
Wintry precipitation expected to continue this morning across western MT
- 1in of snow
- Glaze of ice
- Until 10 AM MST Friday
Impacting transit along I-90 west of Butte
North Dakota
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow and blowing snow continuing this morning across the eastern half of the state
- 1in additional snow
- 50mph wind gusts
- Until 9 AM CST this morning
Impacting transit along I-29 and I-94
South Dakota
Blizzard Warning
Blizzard conditions occurring this morning across northeast SD
- 1-3 inches additional snow
- 50-55mph wind gusts
- Until noon CST today
Impacting transit along I-29
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow continuing this morning across eastern SD
- 1-2 inches additional snow
- 50-55mph wind gusts
- Until noon CST today
Impacting transit along I-29 and I-90
Minnesota
Blizzard Warning
Blizzard conditions occurring this morning across west central MN
- 1-3 inches of additional snow
- 50-55mph wind gusts
- Until noon CST today
Impacting transit along US-75 and US-12
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow continuing this morning across western MN
- Up to 1 inch additional snow
- 45mph wind gusts
- Until noon CST today
Impacting transit along I-94 and I-90
Iowa
Winter Weather Advisory
Snow continuing today across northern IA
- 2 inches of snowfall
- 45mph wind gusts
- Until 3 PM CST this afternoon
Additionally, Wind Advisories are in effect across parts of California, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, while Flood Advisories are in effect across parts of Washington, Oregon, New Hampshire, and Vermont
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