Wintry Weather to Start the Week in the Northeast

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23 Mar 2020 7:00 AM
A late season winter storm is moving into New England to start the week with areas of heavy snow.  Accumulations of 2” to 6” are likely for the Winter Weather Advisory region. Snowfall totals of 6" to 10" are possible for areas under Winter Storm Warnings. Here’s the timing of the storm expected to drop in the Northeast today (Monday).  Snow should be heaviest during the afternoon (Monday) into Tuesday morning before it’s fully out to sea. Some of the latest information has snow totals on the lower end around a range of 2” to 6” but upwards of a 6” to 10” range on the higher end for some of the mountains. Keep up with the latest forecast here on https://media.weathernationtv.com/ or by downloading our app to your smart device where we’re streaming 24/7: https://media.weathernationtv.com/apps/
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