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A significant cold front accompanied by a low-pressure system is set to deliver multiple days of rainfall and thunderstorms across the Northern United States. The Midwest and Great Lakes experienced initial rainfall beginning Thursday. On Friday, heavy rain will affect areas such as Syracuse, Burlington, and Bangor. The I-95 corridor from Boston to New York City will see intense rainfall overnight Friday into Saturday. Wind gusts may reach between 30 to 40 mph, with anticipated rainfall ranging from 0.5 to 1 inch, and up to 2 inches in upstate New York. Winds are expected to diminish by midday Saturday. It is advisable to consult your local weather report prior to weekend travel.
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00:00If you're traveling this weekend in the northern U.S., check the forecast first.
00:04A large cold front and a low-pressure system are bringing several days of rain and storms.
00:10Moderate rain started Thursday over parts of the Midwest and Great Lakes, with storms possible overnight.
00:16Cities in the threat zone include St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Indianapolis.
00:23On Friday, downpours are expected in Syracuse, New York, Burlington, Vermont, and Bangor, Maine.
00:29Then overnight Friday into Saturday, the front pushes east and brings heavy rain along the I-95 corridor from Boston
00:36to New York City.
00:37Fast-moving storms could bring gusts of 30 to 40 miles per hour, especially along the New England coast.
00:44Rainfall totals of half an inch to one inch are expected, and upstate New York could see one to two
00:50inches.
00:50By Saturday midday, winds drop to around 20 to 30 miles per hour, and drier air returns.
00:56Where are you headed this weekend?
00:57And disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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