Winter weather alerts are in place for 100 million people in 22 states as a series of winter storms bring snow, sleet, and freezing rain from Nebraska to Massachusetts. This could cause power outages and difficult travel conditions. Major cities like Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston are expected to be impacted with school closures in some states as a precaution. Up to half an inch of ice is expected in certain areas, leading to potential power outages and tree damage. Freezing rain can make roads slippery and dangerous, with commercial vehicles banned overnight in Pennsylvania. The severe weather is expected to end Thursday evening, with high winds and a blizzard warning in Michigan. More snow and ice is expected in the Great Lakes, Ohio River Valley, mid-Atlantic, and along the I-95 corridor for Super Bowl Sunday. The West Coast is also expecting heavy rain and snow, while southern states are experiencing record high temperatures for this time of year. Overall, the winter storms are causing disruptions and hazardous conditions across a large portion of the country.
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