When and how the winter storm will hit major US cities

By Caitlin Kaiser, Monica Garrett, Brandon Miller, Allison Chinchar and Dave Hennen, CNN

A winter storm has begun to bring heavy snow, sleet and dangerous icy conditions to dozens of major cities across the Central Plains and the Midwest.

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Here’s how it’s expected to impact some major cities as it pushes east into New England through Friday:

Austin, Texas

Winter storm warning: Until 10 p.m. ET Thursday

Ice and sleet: Between 0.5 and 0.75 inches

St. Louis

Winter storm warning: Until 7 p.m. ET

Snow: Up to 10 inches

Little Rock, Arkansas

Winter storm warning: Until 1 a.m. ET Friday

Snow: 2 to 3 inches of snow accumulation expected

Ice: About one-tenth of an inch

Memphis, Tennessee

Ice storm warning: Until 1 a.m. ET Friday

Ice: Over half an inch

Louisville, Kentucky

Ice storm warning: Until 7 a.m. ET Friday

Ice: Up to half an inch

Snow: Up to 1 inch

Cincinnati

Winter storm warning: Until 1 a.m. ET Friday

Ice: Up to a quarter-inch

Snow: Between 4 and 6 inches

Cleveland

Winter storm warning: Until 7 a.m. ET Friday

Snow: Between 6 and 10 inches

Indianapolis

Winter storm warning: Until 1 a.m. ET Friday

Snow: 4 to 6 inches

Pittsburgh

Winter storm warning: Until 10 a.m. ET Friday

Snow: 1 to 2 inches

Ice: Up to a quarter-inch

Buffalo, New York

Winter storm warning: Until 10 a.m. ET Friday

Snow: 8 to 12 inches

Boston

Winter weather advisory: Until 7 p.m. ET Friday

Snow: About an inch

Ice: Up to a quarter-inch

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