Summary
A winter storm is bringing heavy snowfall to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States, with forecasts predicting up to 12 inches of snow in some areas. Many schools closed, and travel warnings are in place due to hazardous road conditions. The snow is expected to continue until Wednesday morning, with freezing rain further south.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service shared a map showing snowfall predictions for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
- Up to 12 inches of snow may fall in northern and western Massachusetts, southern Vermont, New Hampshire, and southeastern Maine.
- Snow amounts between 6 to 8 inches are possible in parts of New York, northern Connecticut, and northeastern Pennsylvania.
- The NWS warns of hazardous travel conditions, especially in the Interior Northeast and Central Appalachians due to heavy snow and ice.
- People are advised to avoid travel if possible and keep emergency supplies in their cars if they must travel.
- The storm is expected to end by Wednesday morning, but below-average temperatures may persist.
- Light snow is predicted in Texas and Oklahoma overnight into Thursday morning.
