The latest weather forecast reported that the Northeastern US could expect a fast-moving area of low pressure, bringing possible accumulating snow. People with travel plans should watch out for weather concerns before they leave.

Northeast has experienced challenging weather in January and February, from blizzards, heavy snow, extreme cold, snowstorms and widespread travel disruption. In the mid-February, homeowners should keep updated with the latest forecasts due to potential stormy weather.

In addition, the National Weather Service (NWS) warned of a fast-moving system in the Central Plains and Mid-Atlantic this week. In Tampa Bay, homeowners can anticipate a soggy weather outlook this Saturday and Sunday with potential thunderstorms.

In New York, the latest advisory warned of hazardous weather conditions this early Saturday. Motorists should drive very slowly due to challenging weather conditions.

With the weather danger outlook, the latest report showed that about 100,000 injuries happen each year in the US due to vehicle crashes associated with winter conditions.

When travel is not important, homeowners should stay at home or safe place until the weather finally improves. If they plan to drive this week, maintaining distance between vehicles is recommended.

Weather Conditions in the Northeast: What Can People Expect?

(Photo : Latest Weather Forecast in US via NOAA - NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker)
Latest Weather Forecast in US via NOAA - NESDIS Live Hurricane Tracker. The National Weather Service (NWS) monitors a fast-moving area of low pressure in the region that could bring accumulating snow this week, causing slower commutes or travel hazards. In addition, homeowners can anticipate a clipper storm on Sunday. The cold spell can reach the Great Lakes to the Northeast, having below temperatures. The chilly weather outlook is expected in New York, Boston, Portland, Washington, Roanoke, Charleston, Jackson, Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Ottawa and Buffalo. 

According to the recent NWS report, NWS monitors a fast-moving low pressure in the Northeast that could unleash accumulating snow this week. Next week, it is likely that residents will experience a developing winter storm.

This weekend, a wintry condition is expected with a chance of snow. Cold-related hazards are possible due to the colder outlook, including hypothermia and frostbite. Older adults and people with medical conditions are vulnerable to cold-related illnesses.

In the latest advisory, homeowners can anticipate the stormy and snow conditions in the mid-Atlantic and central Appalachians this coming weekend. On Saturday, the snowy conditions are forecast in the following areas:

  • Detroit
  • Buffalo
  • Burlington
  • Portland
  • Boston
  • New York
  • Pittsburgh
  • Columbus
  • Washington
  • Charleston

In addition, homeowners can anticipate a clipper storm on Sunday. The cold spell can reach the Great Lakes to the Northeast, having below temperatures. The chilly weather outlook is expected in New York, Boston, Portland, Washington, Roanoke, Charleston, Jackson, Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Ottawa and Buffalo.

Also Read: Philadelphia, New York Weather Forecast: Heavy Snow To Hit This Week; Travel Disruption Possible

Warming Trend Early Next Week in Northeast

In Boston City, the advisory noted that a period of light snow is likely on the weekend with minor snow accumulations in Cape Cod and the Islands.

In the early week, the warming trend is forecast in the following:

  • Des Moines
  • Chicago
  • Detroit
  • New York
  • Washington
  • Cincinnati
  • St. Louis
  • Kansas City
  • Des Moines

Early late next week, the snow potential will return to the Northeast.

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