Map of Nor’easter Storm Brewing Shows Where Could See First Snowfall
Summary
A developing storm could bring the Northeast and Great Lakes region its first accumulating snow of the season from Thursday night through Saturday. Forecasters expect rain in many areas, with wet snow most likely in higher elevations and possible travel delays and isolated power outages.Key Facts
- The storm is forecast to strengthen as it approaches the Atlantic Coast.
- Accumulating wet snow is most likely in the Green and White Mountains, the Berkshires, the Adirondacks, the Catskills, and parts of the Appalachians.
- Snow is also possible in western Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and in areas downwind of the Great Lakes.
- Forecasters expect one to three inches in parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, areas downwind of Lake Michigan, higher elevations from New York to West Virginia, and parts of northern New England.
- Three to six inches could fall in parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the Adirondacks, and southern Vermont’s Green Mountains.
- Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston are forecast to receive rain; some wet flakes could mix in near the northern and western suburbs of New York and Boston.
- Wet snow could weigh on trees and cause isolated power outages in higher terrain, while rain, fog, and low clouds could disrupt travel and flights.
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