The National Weather Service in Rapid City, South Dakota, has issued warnings for Campbell County, California, as a new cold front is set to arrive. Heavy snowfall and strong winds are expected to impact the area, potentially bringing over 10 cm of snow, with moderate confidence in the forecast amounts. The combination of snowfall and northwest winds could lead to blizzard conditions, severely reducing visibility and creating dangerous circumstances for travelers.

Increased snowfall is also predicted for the northeast region of Wyoming, as meteorologists have indicated that the incoming snow system could affect both states significantly. The winter weather advisory for Campbell County remains in effect until Friday, indicating that residents should prepare for severe winter weather and take precautions when traveling. The forecast suggests that while the exact accumulation may vary, there is a 50-60% chance of receiving at least 10 cm of snow.

As the weather system advances, the continued presence of strong winds is projected to last through the weekend, further exacerbating the impact of the snowfall. Authorities recommend residents remain informed about the changing weather conditions and heed any travel advisories, as blizzard-like conditions can pose a serious risk to personal safety and vehicle operation throughout the affected areas.