The National Weather Service has a brand new sort of alert to make use of throughout winter climate.
The company issued its first-ever snow squall warning for a part of northeastern Oklahoma on Thursday, to let drivers know when winter climate was inflicting dangerously low visibility.
“This was issued due to the combination of very heavy snow combined with those strong 30-40 mile per hour winds that caused nearly white-out conditions and very difficult travel,” Meteorologist Stephen Nehrenz stated.
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The NWS says the warnings are for brief, intense bursts of snowfall and will not be issued if a Winter Storm Warning is already in impact.
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