Yosemite is at the center of a updated winter weather opinion published at 10:48 p.m. Thursday by the National Weather Service. The opinion is valid from Friday from 11 p.m. to Sunday April 27 at 11 a.m.
The NWS Hanford it says it is ready for “total snow accumulations up to 9 inches”.
“The trip could be very difficult,” said NWS. “Planning slippery road conditions. The gusts could bring down the branches of the trees. Slow down and be careful when traveling. The latest road conditions for the state you call can be obtained by calling 5 1 1. »
The complete list of affected locations includes:
- Yosemite
- Canyon of the San Joaquin river
- Upper River of San Joaquin
- Kaiser in Rodgers Ridge
- Kings Canyon NP
- Grant Grove region
- Sequoia NP
Drive in winter: NWS expert advice for a safe trip
The winter icy handle often makes the roads treacherous, causing more than 6,000 deaths of bad weather and more than 480,000 injuries each year. When you are on snowy or icy roads, your top priority should be safety. Slow down and be cautious. At nearby temperatures, it is prudent to suppose frozen plates on the road and adjust your driving accordingly. Be on an alert for the ice that accumulates on the electric lines and the branches of trees, because they can break and fall. If possible, avoid driving completely under these conditions. But if you have to venture, choose routes with fewer trees and electric lines, and never touch a shot deadline. If you meet one, make up the 911 immediately. Here are additional Winter Driving Tips for NWS:
Share your travel plans:
When you venture out of the city in dangerous winter weather, be sure to inform the family or friends of your destination, your planned itinerary and your estimated arrival time.
Prepare your vehicle:
Make sure your petrol tank is full and equip your vehicle with essential winter supplies, including a windshield scraper, rider cables, a small shovel, a flashlight, a mobile phone, a blanket, additional clothes, drinking water and non-perishable foods rich in calories.
Stay calm when you are blocked:
If you become blocked, stay composed. Inform someone about your situation and your location. Avoid trying to get to safety. Indicate that you need help by attaching a fabric to the antenna or mirror of your car, and make your vehicle more visible using the light and the indicators of the dome
Be aware of snow plows:
Keep an eye on the snow plows and leave them amply for space to pass. Experience a plow only when you have a clear view of the coming road.
Check the road conditions:
Before you embark on your trip, consult the latest road conditions to make informed travel decisions.
These NWS winter driving tips are your key to a safer trip on snowy roads. By following these directives, you can considerably reduce the risk of accidents and ensure your well-being in difficult winter.
Originally published:
California Daily Newspapers
