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REGIONAL FORECAST
Wet and Cool Conditions Will End April in the NortheastBy weather.com meteorologists
5:00am / April 27,2020
weather.com
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At a Glance*
Two weather systems will track through the Northeast into Thursday.
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Rain, gusty winds and cool temperatures are expected.*
Interior areas could receive more snowfall, especially in the higher terrain.
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April is ending with an unpleasant weather pattern in the Northeast as wet and cool conditions dominate the region.
Low pressure is swirling off the New England coast this final Monday of April. With some cold air in place, snow has blanketed parts of interior New England and New York state.
Snow has fallen at elevations as low as 1,000 feet in parts of Upstate New York. Up to 14 inches of snow had fallen in Cherry Valley, New York, some 50 miles west-northwest of Albany.
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Snow was falling Monday morning in Berlin and Lebanon, New Hampshire, and as far south as the high country of West Virginia.
Lower elevations of the Northeast will have rain persist Monday, and wet snow could last into Monday night in some of the higher elevations.
Winds will also be gusty at times Monday, especially toward the coast.
Additional snowfall accumulations will range from a dusting to perhaps a few inches Monday in the higher elevations of New York and northern New England. Some of the highest elevations could receive up to 6 inches of snowfall.
Winter weather advisories have been issued by the National Weather Service in the higher elevations of eastern New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and western Maine. The heavy, wet nature of the snowfall, in combination with gusty winds, could cause localized power outages and tree damage.
Next Storm: Wetter and WindierThere won't be much of a break before another system arrives Wednesday night.
This next system will be slow-moving and may bring precipitation to the Northeast through Friday.
It will also be a warmer system, with rain generally expected.
A few showers might develop during the day Wednesday, but the steady rain moves in Wednesday night and it could be heavy at times.
Rain will continue into Thursday, and a few rumbles of thunder are possible in the mid-Atlantic.
This band of rain and t-storms ahead of the cold front may produce strong winds gusts capable of some tree damage and power outages Wednesday night into Thursday.
By Friday, the heaviest rain should have exited the East Coast, but leftover scattered rain showers are expected over much of the Northeast.
This stretch of unsettled weather in the Northeast began last week when rain and thunderstorms spread through the Interstate 95 corridor and snow developed across the interior Northeast. A dusting to a few inches of snow was reported by last Wednesday morning from central New York and the Berkshires of western Massachusetts into parts of Vermont and northern Maine. Another system ended the workweek on a cool and wet note.
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