A wintry mix of snow & ice will affect the Northeast Tuesday into Wednesday.
Snow & Ice Details:
Low pressure will move from the Great Lakes on Tuesday to the southeast New England coast Wednesday bringing a period of snow, sleet, and freezing rain.
The freezing rain that falls across the interior Northeast on Tuesday will generally not amount to much; however, even a light glaze of ice can be hazardous for driving.
Areas of rain fell into a thin layer of subfreezing air across parts of Pennsylvania and New York state overnight Monday into Tuesday morning. The result was freezing rain for some communities.
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The precipitation will transition to snow across interior New England during the day Tuesday. More than 6 inches of snow will cover some ski resorts in the Green and White Mountains.
The major cities of the I-95 corridor from Boston to Washington D.C. are expected to receive a cold rain.