Clipper storm to carry snow across Great Lakes and Northeast into 2024

A storm from central Canada will travel from the Great Lakes to off the Northeast coast as the final hours of 2023 tick away and 2024 begins. AccuWeather meteorologists caution that spotty snow associated with this storm could make some roads slippery for New Year's travelers. Storms traveling from western and central Canada to the northeastern United States are often called Alberta clippers. The storms are so named for the lightning-fast wind-powered sailing vessels of the 1800s and their point

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