A Clipper Brings Additional Quick Snow to the Northeast

The Northeast has gotten another few inches of snowfall on top of the historic Blizzard that swept through the region early this week. The active winter pattern continues to target the northeast. After recent storms left behind widespread snow totals and towering snowbanks.

A few Winter Weather Advisories remain in effect through lunch time. A few alerts stay through Thursday morning downwind of Lake Ontario.

By no means is the snow that falls on Wednesday set to rival the intensity of the Blizzard of 2026. Light to moderate snowfall will move out by Wednesday afternoon. However, the additional amount of snow can create renewed travel concerns and slow ongoing cleanup efforts.

Communities across the Northeast and New England are still working to clear roads, sidewalks, and parking lots, with many neighborhoods dealing with compacted snow and icy patches that have lingered in colder temperatures. Another few inches of snow may not seem significant on its own, but when added to the existing snowpack, it can make driving hazardous and increase the risk of slips and falls. Snowfall rates and exact totals will depend on the storm track, with higher elevations and inland areas most likely to see measurable accumulation.

As if this was not icing on the cake, Thursday and Friday, there will be some lake-effect snow for the Northeast, and another round of snowfall is set for Saturday into Sunday.

Temperatures are expected to remain cold enough to support snow rather than rain in many areas, particularly north of major metropolitan corridors. That means the wintry feel will stick around, and melting will be limited until a more sustained warm-up arrives. Residents are encouraged to allow extra time for travel and use caution on untreated roads as the Northeast continues to navigate a persistently snowy stretch of winter weather.

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