Freezing Rain, Snow to Hit New York City, Parts of Northeast This Midweek, Forecast Shows

New York City and West New England may experience freezing weather conditions midweek. Residents in the Northeastern US can expect a colder weather outlook, according to the latest forecasts.

From October to early November, the Northeastern US anticipated the shift to a colder weather pattern. It will become ideal this November, especially since many Americans are looking forward to the winter season.

However, people should stay alert for weather dangers in the Northeastern US. Freezing rain can bring significant travel hazards due to reduced road visibility and foggy outlook.

Cold-related health concerns could happen for people without a heating system.

The blast of snow was also recorded in portions of the Pacific Northwest, Wyoming and Oregon. In the Northeast, snow outlook can likely begin.

Northeastern US Weather: Where Will Freezing Rain, Snow Unload?

Eastern and Central US are under warmer and dry conditions this week, with record-high temperatures in some locations. In the Northeast, colder weather will stay until the rest of the week.

The stormy conditions and colder air will help with the freezing outlook in the region.

On Wednesday, the snowy and freezing rain could unfold in portions of New Engand and Upstate New York, while slippery road and freezing conditions could unfold in Albany, Burlington and Utica.

A wintry weather outlook is likely in New Hampshire, Portland, Maine and Vermont.

In New York City, the forecast showed that rain will continue on Tuesday. Winds could reach up to 30 mph and 60s in temperatures.

The weather pattern is expected to change in midweek.

Meanwhile, in Boston City, possible precipitation could unload this week. However, residents can mostly experience more sunshine, according to the advisory.

Weather in Portions of the US: Severe Thunderstorms, Rain And Snow

The NWS forecast discussions showed that an upper troughing is expected over the West-Central US. The Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies can experience a mix of rain and snow this week.

In the Northern Plains, Great Lakes and Midwest, precipitation could unload on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Midwest residents should stay alert for mid-latitude cyclones and isolated thunderstorms.

In addition, Eastern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle can experience Critical Fire risks due to stronger winds. The wind conditions can cause fire concerns in the region exacerbated by a warmer outlook.

Record-high temperatures are also likely in the Southern Appalachians and Southern Plains.

Did you know? Weather Facts

According to NWS Portland, Americans should stay updated with weather hazards and warnings. The National Weather Service (NWS) provides weather alerts for people. A mobile device helps stay timely with weather alerts.

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