Storms throughout the winter are not uncommon in the Northeast, and the most recent storm is not an exception to this rule. New snowfall forecasts have been issued by the National Weather Service for the winter storm that is moving towards the Northeast.
This storm is anticipated to deliver considerable precipitation as well as gusty winds to the region. It is anticipated that the storm would have an effect on a vast area, ranging from the mid-Atlantic region to New England.
In the following paragraphs, we will take a more in-depth look at the storm, the snowfall forecasts, and what people can anticipate the storm to bring.
What Is The Winter Storm?
The winter storm that is expected to make landfall in the Northeast is a complicated weather system that has the potential to deliver heavy precipitation, icy conditions, and gusty winds to the area.
The storm is caused by a low-pressure system that is travelling from the Midwest to the Northeast, bringing with it chilly air and moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. This system is currently travelling from the Midwest to the Northeast.
Snowfall is anticipated from the mid-Atlantic region all the way up to New England as a result of the storm, which is likely to affect a vast area.
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New Snowfall Projections Released For New Winter Storm Taking Aim On Northeast
The National Weather Service has issued a snowfall forecast for a new storm that is expected to arrive in the Northeast later this week.
According to the information provided by the National Weather Service, the time window for the system is Friday night, March 10, through Saturday, March 11.
Snowfall of between 1 and 3 inches is anticipated to fall across a good portion of the region (shown in light blue in the image above from AccuWeather.com).
Locations further west might receive between 3 and 6 inches of snow (Columbia blue) and between 6 and 12 inches of snow (blue).
It is currently anticipated that areas further to the east, such as Long Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts, will receive approximately one inch or less of accumulation.
According to the forecast from the National Weather Service, the rest of the workweek will be clear with a light breeze. This will occur before the storm is scheduled to make landfall.
On Wednesday, March 8, the daytime high temperature will be in the middle of the 40s with lots of sunlight. Nevertheless, there will be strong winds, which will result in wind-chill values in the teens and 20s.
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On Thursday, March 9, we can anticipate more of the same weather, with a maximum temperature being in the middle of the 40s and wind-chill values remaining in the 20s.
On Friday, there will be a greater prevalence of clouds, and the high temperature will remain in the middle of the 40s.
It is anticipated that the storm will arrive late Friday night, and that precipitation will continue at times until approximately midday on Saturday.
The arrival of the system is still several days away, so there is a lot of uncertainty over the storm’s expected path, timing, and intensity.
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