Snow will cause 'severe travel disruptions' in parts of the country this week, officials say

[Omaha Steve]

Source: CNN

By Christina Maxouris,

(CNN)Sundays are for staying in -- especially this week, as a winter storm sweeps across parts of the US.

Heavy snow and possible blizzard conditions will stretch from northern Nebraska to northern Minnesota Sunday, the National Weather Service said.

Minnesota is already grappling with slippery roads -- so slippery, school buses were sliding off roads.

The Upper Midwest and Northern Plains are also expecting another foot of snow, CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam said.

School bus video: https://www.facebook.com/neil.d.marriott/videos/10221537799184797/

Read more: https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/29/us/severe-weather-sunday-wxc/index.html

[CatMor]

1. Mother Nature seems to have a vendetta against the holidays.

[at140]

2. Normal behavior, it is mid-winter!

When I was under age 50, cold weather in Chicago did not bother me,
but now in my 70's, I do not like cold weather.

[IronLionZion]

3. Nature is putting the upper midwest on notice for the next election

Climate change is coming for you

[SWBTATTReg]

4. Thanks Omaha Steve...in STLMO we're getting rain and I am happy for just rain, believe me.

Hopefully you're not getting hit w/ the nasty stuff either. Be safe and thanks for posting weather news on DU, appreciate it.

[yaesu]

5. we have had so many flooding rain events in my state this year I've lost count

yards never try up, rivers always at the brink, its a mess.

[abqtommy]

6. We had a little snow here last night in Albuquerque and it's cold today, high of 35. This is

typical weather for this time of year and we aren't suffering as much as people in other places. In comparison, my middle son who lives in Upper Michigan told me that they've already had over 100 inches of snow there. That's typical for them. Since I used to live there too you can understand why I now live here!

[sarge43]

7. The same warning is up for New England tomorrow. O joy.

It's one big arse storm.

Stay safe everyone.