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A significant shift in weather patterns is expected to deliver the coldest air of the season to the northeastern U.S. this weekend, following a brief period of warmer autumn temperatures. AccuWeather predicts strong winds, rain, and nighttime lows in the 20s for some areas, alongside the possibility of light snow in elevated regions. Discover which locations might experience a drop in temperatures, the impact on fall foliage, travel conditions, and when improvements in weather may occur.
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00:00The Northeast could see its coldest air of the season, with snowflakes possible in the mountains.
00:05After a brief warm-up, colder air is expected to sweep south from Canada later this week.
00:10Rain, showers, and gusty winds could arrive Friday, changing weekend conditions.
00:15By Saturday, highs may stay in the 30s, across higher elevations, while southern areas reach the 50s.
00:22Gusty winds could make it feel 5 to 15 degrees colder.
00:25Overnight temperatures may dip into the 20s across northern New York.
00:29Vermont and New Hampshire, the Adirondacks, and the Green and White Mountains have the best chance of seeing early-season
00:35snowflakes.
00:36Significant snowfall is not expected, and any flakes may disappear quickly.
00:41Winds could gust between 35 and 45 miles per hour, knocking remaining fall leaves from trees.
00:47Wet leaves may also make roads slippery and clog storm drains.
00:51Conditions could begin improving Sunday, but check your local forecast before heading out.
00:56Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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