The National Weather Service had winter weather advisories in place for multiple states early on Friday.
What's NewWinter weather advisories were in place for nine states across the country from the National Weather Service early on Friday, with up to five inches of snow forecast in some areas.Winter storm warnings were also in place from the NWS in parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin earlier on Friday morning, at the time this article was written.
The NWS said regions of Wisconsin could expect light to moderate snow, warning drivers to plan for hazardous road conditions.'If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency,' the service advised drivers.While anticipated snowfall varied from state to state, in some parts of New York and Ohio, the NWS forecast total snow accumulations of between four and seven inches.
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