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The Northeast US faces its first widespread frost of the season as temperatures drop sharply by 10 to 20 degrees compared to recent highs. According to AccuWeather meteorologist Brett Anderson, frost and freeze risk will affect millions from northeastern Pennsylvania to the Adirondacks and New England interior by Tuesday night. Cooler air from Canadian high pressure will create low humidity and light winds with sunshine. This early cold snap may speed up fall foliage while posing challenges for sensitive plants in rural and higher elevation areas. Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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00:00Temperatures will drop 10 to 20 degrees below Friday's highs across much of the northeast.
00:05That means the first widespread frost and freeze of the season could arrive by early Wednesday morning.
00:10High pressure from Canada is bringing the coldest air in months.
00:14This cold front ended summer-like warmth.
00:16That pushed highs into the mid to upper 80s along Interstate 95 just days ago.
00:21Cities near the Great Lakes and larger urban areas may avoid frost because of warmer waters and the urban heat
00:28island effect.
00:28But rural and inland spots, especially mountain valleys and plateaus, face the greatest risk.
00:35AccuWeather senior meteorologist Brett Anderson says the highest risk of a killing freeze will be from northeastern Pennsylvania to the
00:43Adirondacks and New England interior.
00:45This early freeze could end the growing season for unprotected plants.
00:49The chill will also speed up fall colors across New England.
00:52Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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