Nor'easter May Bring Snow to Northeast This Week
Nor'easter May Bring Snow to Northeast This Week
US · Published Nov 11, 2026
• A nor'easter is expected to develop along the East Coast later this week, potentially bringing rain, gusty winds, and the season's first snowfall to parts of the Northeast and Great Lakes.
• According to the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center (WPC), the storm will likely form over the Ohio Valley on Wednesday before strengthening off the Mid-Atlantic coast by Friday.

Impact & Risks

The nor'easter could affect nearly 200 million people across the eastern U.S. with colder temperatures, gusty winds, and precipitation. Inland areas, particularly higher elevations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia, may see snow accumulation, while lower elevations and coastal regions are more likely to experience rain. Travel disruptions are possible due to wet roads and reduced visibility. The storm may also bring minor coastal flooding and rough seas, though its intensity near the coast is uncertain.

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