A severe blizzard hit Nebraska, on Tuesday, March 4, bringing sideways snow and strong winds. The National Weather Service issued high wind advisories due to the dangerous conditions. The latest update indicates an expanded blizzard warning across more counties.

Travelers on Interstate 80 are being urged to adjust their plans as another round of winter weather brings blizzard conditions to Nebraska.

Gary Petersen with the Seward County Emergency Management Agency said his office typically gets reports from NOAA four days in advance. That helps them plan for severe weather before it happens. With the changes, the emergency management agency is trying to adjust to the possibility of getting them less often.

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