Rain poured down on portions of the south-central United States through Saturday night, triggering flash flooding in some areas. The same system also brought some much-needed moisture to parts of central Texas. The rain and thunderstorms will shift eastward on Sunday, soaking portions of the Southeast from Mississippi to North Carolina, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The heaviest rain will avoid most of the Interstate 10 corridor, especially the hard-hit metro areas of New Orleans and Tallahas
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A messy mix of snowy rain fell on the Big Apple Saturday in what was advertised as the first major winter storm of 2024 — but the storm, forecast to continue Sunday, wasn’t expected to leave snow on the ground. As of Saturday, it had been 692 days since Central Park got an inch of snow in a 24-hour period. Expect that streak to grow. Flurries started to flutter down on the city around 3 p.m. .
New Yorkers were battening down on Saturday for what is expected to be the first major winter storm of 2024, forecast to dump a snowy mix on the Big Apple and beyond through the weekend. It’s been nearly two years since New York has seen more than an inch of snow in a 24-hour time span. While it’s a near certainty the city will be hit with at least some snow, whether it will break its nearly .
Even though accumulating snow is likely to avoid much of Interstate 95 from Philadelphia on south, the impending storm and nor'easter will deliver heavy, travel-snarling snow farther to the north and west, and the New York City area may be a snow versus rain battleground, AccuWeather meteorologists continue to warn. For some areas of the Northeast, this will still be the heaviest snowfall in two years. Those with travel plans on the roads, rails and skies this weekend should be prepared for weat