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An intensifying storm system is anticipated to bring rainfall to cities including Washington, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, while elevated terrains throughout the Northeast may see significant accumulation of wet snow. Learn about the mountain regions likely to receive the most snowfall, the potential for airport delays, and how dropping temperatures could lead to the initial widespread frosts and freezes in certain areas of the Southeast.
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00:00One storm could bring rain to New York City and snow to nearby mountains.
00:03A strengthening weather system is expected to sweep across the Northeast
00:07from Thursday night into Saturday. Major cities, including Washington, Philadelphia,
00:13New York, and Boston, are forecast to receive mostly rain, but higher elevations could experience
00:19a very different scene. As colder air develops within the storm, rain may turn into wet snow
00:25across mountain regions, from the central Appalachians to northern New England. Some
00:30elevated communities could see a slushy coating to a few inches, while the highest ridges may
00:35receive several inches or more. That heavy, clinging snow could break tree branches and
00:40cause isolated power outages. Rain, low clouds, and fog could also disrupt flights at some airports.
00:46Behind the storm, much colder air is expected, bringing the season's first widespread frosts
00:53and freezes to parts of the Southeast. Disclosure. This video contains stock
00:57footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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