One Dead as Winter Storm Gregory Begins Its Cross-Country Trek

January 2,2017
Winter Storm Gregory, the seventh named winter storm of the season, is already responsible for one death as it treks across the country, spreading snow and ice,

Pennsylvania 

A handful of school districts in Pennsylvania closed Monday as freezing rain slickened roads in the northeastern corner of the state.
The National Weather Service issued a freezing rain advisory for Monday for most of eastern and northcentral Pennsylvania and says  there will be a light glaze of ice up to a few tenths of an inch of ice before temperatures rise above freezing.

Montana

A 23-year-old man has died, and four others have been injured,  after a car accident on weather-slick roads in west central Montana Sunday afternoon, the Helena Independent Record reports.  The man was riding in a car with three females when the driver lost control amid scattered snow and ice and collided with an SUV heading in the opposite direction.
The name of the victim has not been released pending notification of family.

Oregon

With temperatures hovering right around the freezing mark and snow continuing to fall, the National Weather Service is warning drivers to be cautious. Overnight, several roads were closed due to low visibility and drifting snow, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation. Those roads have since been reopened.
This is a developing story so be sure to check back for the latest impacts as Winter Storm Gregory as it makes its way across the northern United States.
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