Winter storm to impact 115 million from Midwest to Northeast

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This week is expected to begin with a winter storm bringing snow that will impact 115 million people in the Midwest and Northeast regions of the U.S. from Monday to Tuesday night.

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00:00115 million impacted by snow Monday into Tuesday.

00:07Now, unlike the weekend storm, we're not going to see the same amounts of heavy snow.

00:12But unlike the weekend storm, which was combined to the Midwest,

00:16our storm Monday into Tuesday will span the Midwest and the Northeast.

00:21Cities like Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, toward Pittsburgh,

00:25it's a general one to three inches of snow as we head in the Monday afternoon

00:29and Monday night.

00:30Then Tuesday, that snow starts pressing into the northeastern United States.

00:35New York City, mostly rain, but don't be surprised if you see some snowflakes from Boston.

00:40It's going to be a slushy coating to up to an inch as you battle with rain and wet snow

00:44Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night.

00:47The highest snow accumulations we think will be from northeastern Pennsylvania,

00:51around Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, around the Hazleton area,

00:55up into the middle and upper Hudson Valley in the interior.

00:59Sections of New England where we're looking at snow of three to six inches

01:04Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night.

01:07Some of those snow is going to be heavy, and there's certainly going to be travel delays.

01:11And we have an AccuWeather local storm max of around a foot of snow.

01:15By the way, behind this storm, more cold air coming for the end of the week.

01:21Winter is here to stay, at least for the next 10 days to 14 days,

01:26from the lakes toward the northeast.

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