Winter Storm Finley to bring in more snow into the late weekend

Winter Storm Finley is set to make its presence felt over the late weekend, and for people living in the Midwest and Northeast regions, it’s time to brace yourselves for more snow. The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings and advisories, as well as blizzard warnings for parts of the Midwest, from North Dakota to Wisconsin. The storm, which started in the Rockies, is expected to move eastwards, bringing with it more snow, ice and strong winds.

The Winter Storm Finley has already taken a huge toll on the western United States, with heavy snowfall and blizzard conditions causing accidents and traffic jams. Parts of rural eastern Oregon have received up to 3 feet of snow, with roads closed and power outages. Drivers are advised to take extra precautions, and travelers should expect delays and cancellations.

For those in the Midwest and Northeast, it’s going to be another test of their resilience, as they face up to the latest winter storm. With temperatures dropping to well below freezing, it’s important to keep warm and stay safe. Ensure that heating systems are working properly, stock up on food, water, and other necessities, and keep an emergency kit handy.

In conclusion, Winter Storm Finley is a reminder that winter is far from over, and that we need to be prepared for the unexpected. It’s important to heed the advice of weather experts and authorities, and to take precautions to protect ourselves, our families, and our communities. So, stay safe and stay warm, and let’s hope for sunny skies soon!