In northern Wisconsin, around the Lake Superior shoreline, there could be heavy lake-effect snow, reaching between 6 and 12 inches, and wind gusts as high as 35 mph. Ashland and Iron counties are expected to see heavy snow, with the latter possibly seeing even more than 12 inches, from Tuesday through Wednesday.

A powerful winter storm swept across 13 states from Tennessee to Maine, unleashing heavy snow, fierce winds, and record-breaking cold that upended daily life for millions. By Sunday night, snow was already piling up in Tennessee,

The country is facing an early Arctic blast that has paralyzed transportation, frozen highways, and tested energy infrastructure across thirteen states.

Americans in two states have been told to brace for heavy snow that is likely to create hazardous travel conditions in fresh winter storm warnings issued by the National Weather Service (NWS). Winter storm warnings for parts of the West and Alaska will potentially impact holiday travel and local communities with difficult roadways.

Numerous atmospheric signals are indicating this could be a colder and potentially snowier December. Where the active storm track sets up is the question.

NOAA issues their winter outlook for the months of December through February, with a weak La Niña as the primary influence on what we can expect.