Northeast Winter Storm to Bring Measurable Snowfall

Winter is bearing down once again as a Northeast winter storm is forecasted, serving as a reminder that spring is not here for good quite yet. Plowable snow is a possibility in an area that has been enjoying temperatures in the 50s and 60s over the last few days.

Read on for what you can expect with this latest blast of winter.

Incoming Colder Air Will Support Northeast Winter Storm

A large swath of the Northeast is under the gun for measurable snowfall in the coming days. The Northeast winter storm will come as even more of a shock after the unseasonable warmth as of late.

The winter weather maker is part of a broader storm system that is stretching over 2,000 miles from the southern Plains and up through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, the central portion of the Appalachians, and the upper mid-Atlantic. The line of moisture will eventually make it up into the southern edge of New England by the time that it fades away.