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A strengthening storm is bringing rain to Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, New York City and Boston, while higher elevations across the Northeast could see wet snow into Saturday. AccuWeather meteorologists say many high-elevation areas may receive a slushy coating to a couple of inches, with several inches or more possible on the highest terrain. Rain, low clouds and thunderstorms could cause flight delays into Saturday morning, while snow weight could lead to isolated power outages. The forecast also outlines limited coastal flooding risk and possible brief northeast winds in New England.

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00:00rain for northeast cities, wet snow for the mountains, and possible travel delays into Saturday.
00:06AccuWeather expects the strengthening storm to bring rain from Washington to New York City and Boston.
00:11If you're flying, low clouds and rain could delay flights into Saturday morning.
00:16But mountain roads face a different problem.
00:18Wet snow could leave the highest roads slushy and slippery, mainly from Thursday night into Friday.
00:24Some snow may melt as it touches warmer ground farther downhill.
00:28The highest ridges could collect several inches or more.
00:31That heavy, clinging snow could break tree limbs and cause isolated power outages.
00:36As the storm moves away late Friday into Saturday, accumulating snow could spread to lower mountain elevations.
00:43But coastal flooding risks are limited compared with earlier storms this fall.
00:48Behind the rain and snow, the weekend turns chilly and blustery.
00:52This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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