Map of Nor’easter Storm Brewing Shows Where Could See First Snowfall
A nor'easter could see some parts of the U.S. receive their first snow, according to meteorologists.
A developing storm could bring the season's first accumulating snow to parts of the Northeast and Great Lakes later this week, according to forecasters from The Weather Channel and AccuWeather. The storm is expected to strengthen as it approaches the Atlantic Coast, bringing rain and mountain snow to the Northeast from Thursday night through Saturday.
Areas with the best odds for accumulating wet snow include the interior Northeast and Great Lakes snowbelt, with possible snowfall ranging from one to six inches in certain regions. This would be the first snow of the season for many affected areas, and there is potential for isolated power outages due to wet snow over higher terrain.
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