A powerful winter storm is expected to hit California and Nevada, with heavy snowfall and strong winds forecasted from Wednesday through Friday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for several regions, including the Eastern Sierra Slopes, Lincoln County, and the Spring Mountains-Red Rock Canyon area. Snow accumulations of up to 18 inches and wind gusts up to 50 mph are anticipated, leading to potential travel disruptions and power outages.
The storm will bring significant snowfall to areas above 5,000 feet in California’s Eastern Sierra Slopes, Lincoln County in Nevada, and the Spring Mountains-Red Rock Canyon area. Travel is expected to be dangerous to impossible, especially in mountainous regions, and drivers are advised to carry emergency supplies. Road conditions can be checked by calling 511 in Nevada or 1-800-427-7623 in California.
The storm is expected to diminish by Friday morning, but lingering snow and icy conditions may remain throughout the weekend. Stay updated with local weather alerts and travel advisories to ensure a safe experience during this winter storm.
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