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New Update: Snow, Sleet, Rain To Hit These Areas As Storm System Nears

A quick-moving storm system will bring a mix of snow, sleet, and rain at the tail end of the weekend.

A look at the types of precipitation being predicted by location, with intermittent rain and drizzle (green), an icy mix (pink), and mostly snow (blue).

A look at the types of precipitation being predicted by location, with intermittent rain and drizzle (green), an icy mix (pink), and mostly snow (blue).

Photo Credit: AccuWeather
Areas shown in the darker shade of blue could see up to 3 inches of snowfall and icy conditions from the system.

Areas shown in the darker shade of blue could see up to 3 inches of snowfall and icy conditions from the system.

Photo Credit: AccuWeather

A mix of cold air and moisture might cause light wintry precipitation overnight Sunday, Dec. 15 into Monday, Dec. 16 in these locations:

  • Hudson Valley, New York
  • Western Connecticut and Massachusetts
  • Northwestern New Jersey
  • Southeastern Pennsylvania
  • North-central Maryland

For projected precipitation types by location, click on the first image above from AccuWeather.

Areas shown in the darker shade of blue in the second image above from AccuWeather could see up to 3 inches of snowfall and icy conditions from the system that will linger into Monday, Dec. 16. 

Surrounding areas shown in the light shade of blue will see a coating to an inch.

"Any ice or coating of snow can be troublesome for motorists and pedestrians, especially at night when visibility is low," according to AccuWeather, which notes that the "primary form of precipitation is likely to be rain along Interstate 95 in the mid-Atlantic and southern New England."

There will be rain at times Monday and the high temperature will be in the mid-40s, and over 50 degrees farthest south.

Rain and showers will continue until around midday on Tuesday, Dec. 17.

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