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First snow, coldest air in months headed for eastern US in wake of storm
Forecasters expect widespread rain in major cities, while 2 to 4 inches of snow could fall in higher elevations of Northern and Western New England.
- A developing nor'easter is forecast to bring the season's first potential snowfall across the northeastern U.S. later this week, meteorologists predict.
- The low-pressure system is expected to develop across the Ohio Valley later this week before moving toward the Mid-Atlantic by Friday, driven by a dip in the polar jet stream.
- While major cities along the I-95 corridor expect cold rain, forecasters predict higher elevations across the Appalachians and interior Northeast could face snow risk between Thursday and Saturday.
- Temperatures will turn noticeably colder beginning Friday, the FOX Forecast Center reported, with highs plummeting 20 degrees from Wednesday to Friday.
- This cold blast should be relatively short-lived; NOAA's Climate Prediction Center forecasts a return to warmer-than-average temperatures across the East by next week.
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SMHI warns of heavy snowfall along the Norrland coast in Västerbotten. The snow will fall on Thursday and could reach 40 centimeters in the northern parts of the county. Road users are advised not to venture out into traffic unnecessarily.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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A snowfall area is moving in over parts of Sweden on Thursday. Difficult weather is expected in several places with slippery conditions, poor visibility and traffic problems. The snowfall is expected to be heaviest in parts of northern Sweden and Svealand. In the northernmost ...
SMHI warns of heavy snowfall that could cause traffic problems in southwestern Svealand and the coastal region of Norrbotten.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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Leaning Left11Leaning Right9Center30Last UpdatedBias Distribution60% Center
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C 60%
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