Mountain Snow Expected in Northeast Friday
• A low-pressure system off the New England coast is expected to bring cold air and snow to the Northeast on Friday, November 13,
• Several inches of snow are forecasted for the higher elevations of northern New York and northern New England, particularly on mountain summits. Scattered lake-effect rain and snow showers are also anticipated in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and along the western slopes of the central Appalachians. By Friday night, the system will exit the region, and high pressure will bring a drier weekend. Coastal flooding is not currently forecasted, but updates may follow as new data becomes available. The system's impacts are expected to be localized and primarily affect higher terrain areas.
Impact & Risks
The primary impacts will be snow accumulation in the higher elevations of northern New York and northern New England, with several inches possible on mountain summits. Minor lake-effect snow and rain showers may occur in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and the central Appalachians. Travelers and outdoor enthusiasts in these areas should prepare for cold and snowy conditions. No significant coastal flooding or severe weather is currently expected, but localized strong wind gusts may occur in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys on Wednesday, November 11.
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