Winter Storm Watch now in over 21 Minnesota, Wisconsin Counties

Spring is there, but before everyone can get out and start to plant flowers and prepare the lawnmower for another year, many people have to shovel and keep other winter equipment at hand.

The National Weather Service in Minnesota warns people in the Upper Midwest that another strong spring system will follow in the area on Tuesday evening to Wednesday.

Similar to other March storms, this will start as rain before it handles the snow. In contrast to the last storm, this should fall as rain and snow without a strong signal for snow or icy rain.

In areas within the storm path, however, strong snow rates of one inch per hour are possible. In preparation, the NWS spent a winter storm guard in several areas, including parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin, and each in a watch area is expected that the visibility of the fall and blowing snow will reduce visibility.

The winds in South Minnesota will be higher, so this area has the best chance for Blizzard conditions.

Winter storm clock #1

This winter storm clock comprises the Minnesota cities Albert Lea, Red Wing, Faribault, Owatonna, Le Sueur, Blue Earth, Fairmont, Mankato and Waseca.

• WHAT: Blizzard conditions are possible, whereby the entire snow accumulation between 4 and 8 inches is expected. Winds could gust up to 45 miles per hour.
• WHERE: Blue Earth, Faribault, Freeborn, Le Sueur, Martin, Reis, Steele, Waseca and Goodhue.
• WHEN: From late Tuesday evening to Wednesday evening.
• Effects: Whiteout conditions are possible and can make trips tricky and possibly life-threatening. Travel could be very difficult. Previous snow snow could significantly reduce visibility. The dangerous conditions could affect commuters on Wednesday morning and evening. Göste Winde were able to put down beads.
• Prevention measures/preparation measures: Prepare yourself for possible Blizzard conditions. Further monitor the latest forecasts for updating this situation. The conditions of the streets in Minnesota can be found on telephone number 5 1 1 and online at 511mn.org.

Winter storm clock #2

In this winter storm guard, Nordost -Iowa and Südost -Minnesota have an impact, including the cities of Cresco, Wabasha, New Hampton, Austin, Dodge Center, Charles City, Winona, Rochester, Preston and Osage.

• WHAT: Blizzard conditions are possible, whereby the snow accumulations between 2 and 9 inches are expected. Winds could gust up to 55 miles per hour.
• WHERE: In the counties northeast Iowa, Mitchell, Howard, Floyd and Chickasaw. In the districts of Southeast Minnesota, Wabasha, Dodge, Olmsted, Winona, Mower and Fillmore.
• WHEN: From late Tuesday evening until late on Wednesday evening.
• Effects: Travel could be very difficult. The dangerous conditions could affect commuters on Wednesday morning and evening. Strong winds can cause tree damage.
• Prevention measures/preparation measures: Prepare yourself for possible Blizzard conditions. Further monitor the latest forecasts for updating this situation. Check the road conditions on telephone number 5 1 1 or online at 511ia.com for iowa and 511mn.org for Minnesota.

Winter storm clock #3

This winter storm clock comprises the Wisconsin cities Ladysmith, Eau Claire, River Falls, Chippewa Falls, Durand and Menomonie.

• WHAT: Strong snow is possible, with total snow accumulation between 4 and 7 inches. Winds could gust up to 35 miles per hour.
• WHERE: Counties Rusk, Chippewa, Dunn, Eau Claire, Pepin and Pierce.
• WHEN: From late Tuesday evening to Wednesday evening.
• Effects: Travel could be very difficult. The dangerous conditions could affect commuters on Wednesday morning and evening. If you have to travel, please check the road conditions on telephone number 5 1 1 or online at 511wi.gov.

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Winter storm clock #4

This winter storm clock comprises the Wisconsin cities Alma, Neillsville, Arcadia, Medford, Whitehall and Black River Falls.

• WHAT: Strong snow is possible with total snow accumulation between 3 and possible
  8 inches expected. Winds could gust up to 40 miles per hour.
• WHERE: Clark, Taylor, Buffalo, Jackson and Trempealau Counties.
• WHEN: From late Tuesday evening until late on Wednesday evening.
• Effects: Travel could be very difficult. The dangerous conditions could affect commuters on Wednesday morning and evening.
• Prevention measures/preparation measures: Monitor the latest forecasts for updating this situation. Road conditions can be found on phone number 5 1 1 and online at 511wi.gov.

Winter storm clock #5

This winter storm guard affects Südwest -Minnesota as well as parts of Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.

There are many cities including in this Watch, Including Cherokee, Milford, Elk Point, Jackson, Alcester, Lakefield, Sioux City, Holstein, Orange City, Le Mars, Rock Valley, Ponca, Spirit Lake, Storm Lake, Hull, Sioux Center, Hartley, Wakefield, North, North Sioux City, Sanborn, South Sioux City, Hawarden, Allen, Jefferson, Beresford, Spencer, Arnolds Park, Sheldon, Battle Creek, Ida Grove and Sibley.

• WHAT: Blizzard conditions possible with comprehensive snow -attitude between 4 and 8 inches. Winds could gust up to 50 miles per hour.
• WHERE: Parts northwest and west -zentral -iowa, southwest -Minnesota, northeast -nebraska and southeast -süd -dakota.
• WHEN: From late Tuesday evening to Wednesday evening.
• Effects: Whiteout conditions are possible and can make trips tricky and possibly life-threatening. Travel could be very difficult. Previous snow snow could significantly reduce visibility. The dangerous conditions could affect commuters on Wednesday morning and evening. Göste Winde were able to put down beads.
• Prevention measures/preparation measures: Prepare yourself for possible Blizzard conditions. Further monitor the latest forecasts for updating this situation. Check the road conditions on phone number 5 1 1 or online at 511ia.com for iowa, 511mn.org for Minnesota, New11.Nebraska.gov in Nebraska and Sd511.org in South Dakota.

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