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Winter weather advisories and warnings in effect as strong storm system stretches over Rockies, Plains

Snow and freezing rain from the storm system will create dangerous driving conditions

Adam Klotz By Adam Klotz Fox News
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National Forecast, Dec. 29 Video

National Forecast, Dec. 29

Adam Klotz has your FoxCast.

A strong storm system is stretched across the Rockies and Plains on Tuesday, bringing a wide variety of winter weather to large chunks of the U.S. 

Winter weather advisories and storm warnings are now in effect over the Plains into the Midwest on Tuesday into Wednesday. 

The system is tracking northeast and is heading toward southeastern Canada by midweek. 

Winter weather advisories and storm warnings are in effect Tuesday. (Fox News)

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But its snow and freezing rain will produce hazardous driving conditions. 

Snowfall amounts of 6 to 8 inches will develop over parts of Iowa into southern Wisconsin and parts of west-central Michigan.  

Projected snowfall in parts of the U.S. (Fox News)

Additionally, a front is moving onshore in the Pacific Northwest. 

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That system will bring rain across the region late Tuesday before turning to snow at higher elevations.  

Snowfall amounts of 12 to 18 inches are expected over the Cascades and the northern Intermountain Region. 

Adam Klotz currently serves as a meteorologist for FOX News Channel and FOX Business Network. He is based in New York City and joined the network in January 2017.