Winter weather warnings for three states with 16 inches of snow to hit

Winter Weather Warnings Issued for Three States

The National Weather Service (NWS) has alerted residents of Alaska, Wyoming, and Washington to prepare for significant winter weather, with snowfall reaching up to 16 inches and winds gusting up to 40 mph.

Snowfall and Wind Impact

From overnight Wednesday through Friday morning, parts of the far North, Northwest, and Mountain West are expected to experience heavy snow accumulation and strong winds. These conditions will create hazardous driving situations, with reduced visibility due to blowing snow and gusty winds, particularly in elevated areas and on major highways.

Alaska

Wyoming

Washington

Along with Alaska and Wyoming, Washington will also experience hazardous winter weather, though specific snowfall totals were not detailed.

"Surfaces could be icy and slippery, increasing your risk of a fall and injury." — National Weather Service, Alaska

Drivers are urged to remain cautious, as travel disruptions due to poor visibility and icy roads are likely.

Author’s summary: Severe winter weather with heavy snow and strong winds threatens Alaska, Wyoming, and Washington, creating hazardous travel conditions and safety risks for residents.

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Newsweek Newsweek — 2025-11-06

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