ALBANY, N.Y. — A developing storm system could bring a mix of rain and snow to parts of the Northeast on Friday, November 13. Accumulating snow is possible across parts of Pennsylvania, New York, and New England. Areas closer to the coast are more likely to see rain. Significant forecast uncertainty remains, and the storm track could still change a lot.
Snow Possible Across Inland Areas
One model run shows snow covering a wide area of Pennsylvania and upstate New York. That includes Pittsburgh, Bellefonte, Carlisle, and Scranton. Buffalo, Ithaca, Utica, and Albany are also shown in the snow zone.
The snow extends into New England, including Rutland, Montpelier, and Manchester. Parts of western Maryland and West Virginia near Morgantown and Elkins are also shown with snow. Higher elevations would be most likely to see snow stick.
Rain Along the I-95 Corridor
Areas closer to the coast are shown mainly with rain. That includes Washington, Philadelphia, and New York City. Boston, Danbury, and Barnstable are also in the rain zone.
A narrow band of mixed precipitation is shown between the rain and snow areas. That zone runs near northern New Jersey and the Hudson Valley. Small shifts in the storm’s track could move that line east or west.
Big Uncertainty in the Forecast
Forecast models still disagree on the storm’s track, strength, and precipitation type. A track closer to the coast would bring more rain to inland areas. A track farther offshore could allow colder air to push snow closer to the cities…