A push of cool air and warm, moist air will clash over the northeastern United States to end this week and the first weekend of May, AccuWeather meteorologists say.
A push of cool air and warm, moist air will clash over the northeastern United States to end this week and the first weekend of May, AccuWeather meteorologists say. In addition to a strong temperature contrast from east to west, conditions will range from sunny to rainy and even thundery, all in a span of 100 miles. Thursday may very well be the best day of the week for outdoor plans for the Northeast region as a whole. A high pressure area will first nose southward over the Maritime Provinces o
A push of cool air and warm, moist air will clash over the northeastern United States to end this week and the first weekend of May, AccuWeather meteorologists say. In addition to a strong temperature contrast from east to west, conditions will range from sunny to rainy and even thundery, all in a span of 100 miles. Thursday may very well be the best day of the week for outdoor plans for the Northeast region as a whole. This will follow clouds, showers and thunderstorms into Wednesday morning in
A quick-moving storm with snow from the Midwest will sweep across the central Appalachians Friday night and finish up along the mid-Atlantic coast on Saturday morning. Several inches of snow will lead to slippery and snow-covered highways as well as airline delays and flight cancellations at some of the major hubs from Washington, D.C., to Philadelphia and New York City at the start of the weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Because cold air was already chilling the region ahead of the sto
A quick-moving storm with snow from the Midwest will finish up along the mid-Atlantic coast on Saturday morning. Several inches of snow will lead to slippery and snow-covered highways as well as airline delays and flight cancellations at some of the major hubs from Washington, D.C., to Philadelphia and New York City at the start of the weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. Because cold air was already chilling the region ahead of the storm, snow was able to stick to roads and sidewalks at a