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A concluding wave of winter conditions is moving through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, bringing a complicated combination of snow, ice, and rain. This final event in a series of three storms is causing minor travel complications, icy roads, and areas of freezing rain that may surprise motorists. Accumulations of 3–5 inches of snow are expected in parts of New England and the Northeast, while major cities along I-95 are positioned right at the intersection of rain, ice, and snow. By Wednesday, the system will transition to rain from DC to Maine. Here’s what you can anticipate.

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00:00A messy blast of winter is hitting the Northeast one last time,
00:03and it's delivering a tricky mix of snow, ice, and rain that could catch drivers off guard.
00:08This is the final wave in a three-storm sequence.
00:11The first brought snow to the northern tier.
00:14The second swept through the Midwest and mid-Atlantic.
00:17And now the last round is locking onto the Northeast.
00:20Winter weather alerts stretch across Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and into New England.
00:26Major impacts aren't expected, but minor travel issues could pop up as far south as Washington, D.C.
00:32Most areas will see rain, but cold air hanging over the Northeast is just strong enough to turn that rain
00:38into ice and snow,
00:40especially north of I-90.
00:42Icing is the biggest concern.
00:44Cold air trapped in valleys could coat parts of Pennsylvania and Virginia.
00:47Up to 0.10 inches of ice is possible.
00:50Snow chances hit upstate New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
00:55Totals land between 3 and 5 inches.
00:57Higher elevations in New England could take the top amounts.
01:01For the big I-95 cities, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington sit right on the edge of snow, ice,
01:08and rain.
01:09Boston has the best shot at a longer stretch of snow.
01:12By Wednesday, whatever snow is left will fade into rain from D.C. to Maine.
01:16And this long winter sequence finally comes to an end.
01:19So they're going to end.
01:20They can walk open.
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