Winter storm threatens 100 million people in US, with extensive impact on travel. Read forecast here
The storm is predicted to be bringing 1-3 inches of snow to the Northeast and Midwest, with certain regions getting 3-6 inches or more snow by Friday night as per AccuWeather.
Key cities which include Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City are expected to receive light to average snowfall. As per Brett Anderson, AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist, the dried, fine-grained nature of the cold ground and snow will lead to instantaneous assemblage on the roads just after the beginning of the storm, and greasy conditions will be developing.
Winter weather expected to impact travel
Snow is anticipated to have an impact on travel on Friday on Interstate 80, besides the entangling traffic on the state highways and local roads from the Midwest to the Northeast, as per AccuWeather. According to meteorologists, unfreezing operations are expected at airports, which include important hubs such as Detroit, Chicago, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Boston, and New York City. Flight revocations can also be rising because of postponed crews and replaced planes. From Friday, California will also be witnessing massive snowfall because of an approaching storm according to National Weather Service.
Plummeting iguanas predicted for South Florida this weekend
With temperatures estimated to be dropping in the low 40s in South Florida this weekend, residents are being warned by the authorities in certain regions that they might witness iguanas dropping from the sky.
Some of the ruthless cold conditions enveloping the majority of the nation could be immobilizing the reptiles, causing them to fall out of the trees. The lizards begin to get inactive in temperatures that are under
