The parade of winter storms that have been slamming the U.S. isn’t letting up anytime soon, and now millions of people across portions of the Midwest are on alert ahead of the next system that’s expected to dump snow across Chicago, Detroit and Kansas City, Missouri. FOX Weather Meteorologist Marissa Torres and Craig Herrera have the latest.
The second in a parade of powerful winter storms this week promises to bring a swath of high-impact winter weather from the Plains and Midwest to the Great Lakes and Northeast starting Wednesday.
The FOX Forecast Center said that heavy snow is possible from Kansas City, Missouri to Chicago and Detroit in the Great Lakes region by Wednesday night as the area of low pressure rapidly strengthens.
NEXT HIGH-IMPACT WINTER STORM HAS KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, DETROIT BRACING FOR SNOW
But of all the storm systems the FOX Forecast Center has been tracking this week, this one looks to be the one that could be the snowiest in terms of totals and coverage.
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