February 11th, 2025

 

We have a cold front dropping south and east out of Canada, along with high pressure pushing east and our Middle Atlantic storm moving through.  This snow/mix will continue into the overnight.

 

Tomorrow afternoon, we will see low pressure moving into the Midwest, with a leading warm front and trailing cold front. Ahead of the system snow/mix will break out over southwest Pennsylvania late tomorrow afternoon. Then during the evening the precipitation will advance north and east across western Pennsylvania into Western New York State, snow amounts will be light across Pennsylvania, and western New York State generally a dusting to an inch or two at most. For western Pennsylvania, the precipitation looks to wind down late Wednesday evening to around midnight.

For 7 to 10 PM Wednesday, Central New York State, Mohawk Valley and Hudson Valley will see some light initial snow, maybe 1-2 inches before a quick change to a mix of sleet and or freezing rain.  The same can be said for southern and central New England, Connecticut and Massachusetts snow looks to start after 10 PM, these areas look to see snow start then as the warm air overruns the cold air, it will quickly change to a mix, many of these areas will see a dusting to an inch or two. But the higher elevations like Catskills,  Tug Hill, Adirondacks, Berkshires and Green Mountains could see 2-4 inches of snow before a change over to sleet and freezing rain. These higher elevations could see around 1/10” of ice.  The farther north you are the more snow you will see, northern New York State near the Canadian Border, northern Vermont, Northern New Hampshire, Central Maine look to see mostly snow with 4-8 inches possible, but some mixing of sleet could occur even here, far northern Maine as well as the Whites and Presidential range looks to see 8 to 12+ inches.  The Seacoast of Maine and New Hampshire 1-3 inches of snow with a much better chance for sleet and freezing rain.

As warmer air continues to move in, it will eventually make it down to the surface, this will change any mix to rain for much of the region. The exception being those far northern areas.  Lingering snow showers and mixing for Thursday morning, this should become scattered as the day goes on, with things wrapping up over Maine Thursday evening.

Then over the weekend we will see a storm approach, that will transfer to the Coast and likely become a nor’easter. I will have more on this tomorrow.