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The system is on track to arrive along the East Coast Thursday night, April 10, with precipitation continuing at times throughout Friday, April 11, and into the first half of the weekend, the National Weather Service says.
"The storm may produce 1 to 3 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts possible from the Carolinas to the mid-Atlantic and New England," according to AccuWeather. "With downpours embedded in the steadier rain, localized urban flooding could occur."
The combination of rain and snow in elevated areas of upstate New York and northern New England shown in pink in the first image above may lead to slippery roadways and reduced visibility
This week’s weather has been characterized by temperatures plunging 10 to 20 degrees below the historical averages, creating a chilly atmosphere that is far from the norm for this time of year.
It won't be as cold as it has been in the days leading up to the storm’s arrival, starting as conditions become a bit more seasonable on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 9.
After a partly sunny start, clouds will increase on Thursday afternoon with the system arriving overnight before becoming more organized on Friday.
Precipitation will continue at times through around midday on Saturday, April 12, which will be cloudy and raw.
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