Nor'easter Brings Snow, Tornadoes to I-95 Corridor
Nor'easter Brings Snow, Tornadoes to I-95 Corridor
US · Published Nov 13, 2026
• A developing nor'easter is impacting the I-95 corridor with severe weather, including heavy rain, gusty winds, and the season's first significant snowfall in parts of the Northeast.
• The storm began forming as a low-pressure system near the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley, moving toward the East Coast.

Impact & Risks

The nor'easter is causing widespread travel disruptions, with heavy rain and strong winds affecting major East Coast cities and airports. Tornadoes have been confirmed in Delaware and New Jersey, posing risks to life and property. Snowfall in higher elevations, including the White and Green Mountains, could reach up to a foot, while lower elevations may see 1 to 3 inches. Lake-effect snow is expected to impact areas near the Great Lakes, with accumulations exceeding 6 inches in some locations. Power outages and hazardous road conditions are possible in affected regions.

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