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A winter storm impacts the Northeast today
6:06 a.m. ET 12/13/07
Chris Dolce, and Wayne Verno, Meteorologists, The Weather Channel
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A quick-hitting winter storm will bring heavy snow to parts of the Northeast today.
Heavy snow and winter storm warnings have been posted from southern New York and northeastern Pennsylvania to much of Southern New England.
Some cities included in the warnings are Binghamton, N.Y., White Plains, N.Y., Hartford, Conn., Providence, R.I., Worcester, Mass., and Boston, Mass.
Accumulations may be in the 5 to 10-inch range in these areas with snowfall rates of 1"+ per hour at times making travel very treacherous.
New York City will likely see accumulating snow, however with sleet and rain mixing with the snow and warm ground temperatures totals may be held down in the 2 to 4-inch range.
Southern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey will see a mix of snow, sleet and rain, while south of the Mason-Dixon Line, mainly rain showers will prevail.
Attention will then turn to the central Plains, where a new winter storm will be taking shape on Friday.
Heavy snow will develop from the Front Range, into the western Plains, and then spread into parts of the Mid-west Friday night, into the Ohio River Valley on Saturday.
Meanwhile, locally heavy rain will develop across the Lower Mississippi Valley, and into the Tennessee Valley.
Saturday and Saturday night, rain will change to snow through the Tennessee Valley, with heavy snow developing into the Mid-Atlantic.
A new low pressure will form off the eastern New England Coast by Sunday, bringing heavy snow and wind to the New England States.