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An emerging weather pattern may bring precipitation, strong winds, and the first significant snowfall of the season to certain regions of the northeastern United States later this week. Areas at higher elevations in northern New York and New England are expected to see the most snowfall, while coastal regions are likely to receive rain. The exact path of the storm remains unpredictable as colder air sweeps across the eastern part of the country.
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00:00Will the Northeast see its first real snow, or will this storm bring mostly rain?
00:04A developing weather system could bring a major change across the eastern United States later this week.
00:10Low pressure is expected to move from the Ohio Valley toward the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast,
00:15potentially strengthening near the coast.
00:18But the storm's exact track remains uncertain.
00:21Higher elevations across northern New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine
00:25have the better chance of accumulating snow.
00:28Closer to the coast, including the Interstate 95 corridor, rain is more likely, with little snow expected to stick.
00:35By Friday and Saturday, colder air could spread across the region,
00:40bringing sharply lower temperatures and lingering snow showers in some inland areas.
00:44The biggest question is how the storm develops offshore.
00:47For now, the first accumulating snow remains possible, not guaranteed.
00:52Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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