Blizzard continues in north central US

Welcome to 16 April 2018! 

More than a foot (30 cm) of snow in several states.

Even though thousands have lost power, highways are closed across the region, and hundreds of flights have been cancelled, the MSM is downplaying it by calling it a “spring storm.”

All flights were grounded Saturday at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as the blizzard made it difficult to keep runways clear and planes deiced. Blizzard conditions also shut down the airport in South Dakota’s biggest city, Sioux Falls, for a second straight day. Toronto Pearson International canceled or delayed more than a third of both outgoing flights and inbound planes, and Chicago’s O’Hare also saw an impact.

Southern Minnesota and parts of Nebraska could face more than a foot of snow, the National Weather Service said. The Twin citis, could get up to 20 inches of snow (51 cm) by the time the storm ends on Sunday.

Up to 18 inches (46 cm) of snow in parts of northern Wisconsin, with another 14 inches (36 cm) expected by Sunday evening.

In South Dakota, blizzard conditions made travel all but impossible for the second straight day.  Eighteen inches (46 cm) of snow in some areas.

Michigan is expecting more snow and ice through the weekend.

Parts of Nebraska could face more than a foot of snow as the blizzard barrels through the region, the National Weather Service said on its website.

The storm will bring high winds, snow and freezing rain through the central and northern Plains, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and the Great Lakes areas as it moves east  into New York state and New England.

Source: 

Via Ice Age Now

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