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An intense winter storm is set to impact the Western United States, bringing over 4 feet of snow along with wind gusts reaching 55 mph. The Cascades and Olympics in Washington are predicted to be the most affected areas, while Alaska and Montana prepare for substantial snowfall and dangerous travel conditions. Meanwhile, much of the central and eastern U.S. is experiencing unusually warm weather that may lead to flooding as additional storms arrive. According to NOAA, March is expected to be warmer and wetter than typical across numerous regions. Remain vigilant and prioritize safety as this unpredictable weather pattern develops.
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00:00a massive winter storm is about to slam parts of the u s and the timing couldn't be stranger spring
00:05is almost here but the national weather service is warning that some states are about to be buried under more
00:10than four feet of snow washington is in the bullseye
00:13the olympics and cascades could see snowfall pile up fast with heavy bands hitting from sunday through thursday wind gusts
00:20may roar up to fifty five miles per hour turning travel into a dangerous mission forecasters say higher elevations could
00:27even exceed four feet of snow
00:28if you're crossing the passes keep your plans flexible because conditions can change fast alaska and montana are bracing too
00:35one inch per hour snowfall rates are likely through sunday evening with only a brief break in between travelers are
00:42urged to drive with extreme caution but while the west freezes the rest of the country warms up much of
00:48the central and eastern u.s will feel temperatures well above average that sudden warm up can trigger flooding as
00:54snow melts and storms roll in rain thunderstorms and even severe weather are
00:58expected across wide regions noah says march will stay unusually warm for most of the u.s and while places
01:04like the midwest may see more precipitation california is expected to stay dry stay alert stay safe and keep an
01:11eye on local forecasts because this week the weather has plans of its own
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