First snow, coldest air in months headed for eastern US in wake of storm
- 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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First snow, coldest air in months headed for eastern US in wake of storm
By Meteorologists Dakota Smith, Chris Dolce (CNN) — Winter will make its first cameo in the eastern United States later this week as a storm ushers in the coldest temperatures in six months for tens of millions of people and the first snow for some. 🥶 Get your local forecast and track the storm in
A dramatic weather change is coming, and millions could feel it
A major weather change could bring a taste of winter to millions of Americans this week, with a possible nor’easter producing rain, snow and gusty winds before much colder air sweeps across the East. Fox Weather says that temperatures could fall about 20 degrees from Wednesday to Friday in places stretching from Chicago to Atlanta.
Northeast on alert for freezing cold, first major snow storm
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