Early Season Snowfall for the Northeast and Western New York?
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The remnant low from Hurricane Zeta (likely to make landfall later Wednesday night near SE Louisiana as a Category 1 hurricane) combining with a non-tropical low which has brought heavy, blowing snow to Colorado and New Mexico will send a surge of moisture to the middle Atlantic and northeast states. By late Thursday night, enough cold air may trail this developing storm to produce an elevation-driven widespread accumulating slushy snowfall. For NYC and Boston, the storm will bring strong winds, rain, and possible coastal flooding. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/don-paul/support
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