Thursday-Sunday, Mississippi Valley/Ohio Valley/Southeast/Mid-Atlantic/Northeast Winter Storm
A storm system will move from the Gulf of Mexico up the East Coast from Thursday into Sunday. Copious amounts of moisture from both the Gulf and the Atlantic, along with cold air being brought into the storm from the north, and a track up the coast will create the potential for heavy snow on the northwest side of the storm across portions of the Mid-Mississippi Valley, Ohio Valley, Appalachians, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast. Accumulations are likely within this corridor including the cities of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. The heaviest accumulations will be across portions of the Southern/Central Appalachians up into the Mid-Atlantic where over 12″ of snow will be likely. During the height of the storm, snowfall rates will likely exceed 1″ per hour across portions of the Appalachians and Mid-Atlantic. A more detailed look at potential snowfall amounts can be seen in the snowfall map for this system, which can be found below.


















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