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Drive Safe! Wild Weather Ahead! Plan your Travel accordingly.

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Channel: thornews · 2017 · News & Politics

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https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/christmas-eve-day-storm-to-develop-into-travel-snarling-noreaster-in-new-england/70003633

Christmas Eve, Day storm to develop into travel-snarling nor'easter in New England

Merging storms will spread accumulating snow and slippery travel from the central Appalachians to New England, before evolving into a potent nor'easter on Christmas Day.

A storm from the Midwest and a storm along the Atlantic coast are forecast to converge on the northeastern United States by early next week.

"Enough snow to shovel and plow is likely from central and eastern Ohio, western and northern Pennsylvania and southern Ontario to Maine, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia," according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson.

Snow will spread into the central Appalachians later Sunday or Sunday evening, then northeastward across New York state, northern New Jersey and much of New England later Sunday night into Christmas morning.

Highways that are likely to be the most affected by the storm include Interstate 76, I-78, I-80, I-81, I-84, I-86, I-88, I-89, I-90, I-87, I-93, I-95 and I-390. Expect delays due to slippery runways and deicing operations at Pittsburgh, New York City and Boston.

From just north and east of Philadelphia to New York City, Providence, Rhode Island, and New Bedford, Massachusetts, just enough snow may fall to cover the ground.

Farther south and west from Philadelphia to Atlantic City, New Jersey, Baltimore and Salisbury, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., little or no snow is likely. Little or no rain may fall as well due to a gap in the storm.

Only a light amount of snow seems likely from parts of western Virginia and central Maryland to central and southeastern Pennsylvania, where snowfall will end by daybreak Christmas morning.

However, in areas from central and northeastern New York state to central and northern New England, a substantial snowstorm will unfold that may hinder travel to church services and visits by distant friends and relatives for Christmas Day.

Boston is likely to receive a few inches of snow. Cities that have the potential to receive 6 inches of snow or more from the storm include Albany, New York; Worcester, Massachusetts; Rutland, Vermont; Concord, New Hampshire; and Portland, Maine.

"Only if the Midwest part of the storm tracks farther south and both storms merge at a fast pace, may a few inches accumulate farther south over coastal New York state, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Maryland and farther to the southeast over Pennsylvania," according to AccuWeather Chief Broadcast Meteorologist Bernie Rayno.

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