Residents across several states in the U.S. have been warned by the National Weather Service (NWS) to expect as much as 20 inches of snow to fall by Monday night, with some areas seeing snowfall until Wednesday.

Why It Matters

Heavy snowfall is expected to impact travel, making roads slippery and dangerous—especially during the morning and evening commutes in affected areas. There is also a chance of blizzard conditions developing in areas hit with high winds, which could reduce visibility, making driving conditions extremely difficult.

What To Know

Klondike Highway, north of MP 6 in Alaska, is expected to get up to 5 inches throughout Monday, with the heaviest snowfall in the afternoon, where over 0.5 inches could fall per hour. The interior Kenai Peninsula—including Moose Pass and Tu

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