Multiple North Dakota counties underneath no journey advisory as winter storm hits

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) – Multiple counties in northeast North Dakota are underneath a no journey advisory Tuesday night as a posh winter storm brings heavy snow, ice and harmful journey circumstances to the area.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation issued no journey advisories for Pembina, Walsh, Grand Forks, Nelson, Griggs and Steele counties as a consequence of slippery roads, icy circumstances, decreased visibility and areas of near-zero visibility. Blowing snow is creating hazardous circumstances throughout the world.

Travel alerts are additionally in impact for Cavalier, Ramsey, Benson, Eddy, Foster, Wells, Towner, and Rolette counties.

A Winter Storm Warning is in impact from 6 p.m. Tuesday by way of late Wednesday for areas alongside Highway 2 and north to the Canadian border. Forecasters count on 5 to 10 inches of snow with regionally greater quantities doable, together with a glaze of ice and wind gusts as much as 40 mph.

According to the First Alert Storm Team, a Winter Weather Advisory covers areas from the Highway 2 hall to the Interstate 94 hall within the central Red River Valley from 3 a.m. Wednesday by way of late Wednesday. Snow accumulations of two to five inches are anticipated within the advisory space.

Rain will transition to a mixture of rain, snow and ice in a single day earlier than altering to heavy, moist snow. Strong winds will create blowing snow and decreased visibility. Hazardous journey circumstances are anticipated to proceed into Thursday morning.

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