Nor’Easter Brings Cold and Snow to Northeast
Nor’Easter Brings Cold and Snow to Northeast
US · Published Nov 13, 2026
• A Nor’Easter is set to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and the first taste of winter to millions across the Northeast on Thursday, November 12,
• A narrow strip between Philadelphia and New York may experience thunderstorms with 1-3 inches of rain in a short period, potentially causing flash flooding. As the storm moves offshore, a secondary system is expected to develop near the New Jersey coast, drawing in colder air and increasing the likelihood of snow in higher elevations and some valleys. The Great Lakes and parts of the Northeast may see their first snow of the season, though accumulation is expected to be minimal in lower elevations.

Impact & Risks

The storm could bring flash flooding to areas between Philadelphia and New York due to heavy rainfall. Thunderstorms may produce hail and isolated tornadoes, posing localized risks. The Arctic chill following the storm will bring freezing temperatures to the Deep South and snow to parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast. While snow accumulation is expected to be minor in lower elevations, higher elevations may see slightly more significant snowfall. Residents in affected areas should prepare for potential travel disruptions and hazardous conditions.

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