A swath of snow will streak northeastward across the coastal
mid-Atlantic to southern New England spanning late Friday night into
Saturday, ahead of a major snowstorm for coastal areas of the
Northeastern states a bit later in the weekend.
The snow will not fall along I-95 in the mid-Atlantic until after the evening rush hour.
The snow will start as rain in portions of the mid-Atlantic but will end as snow.
While the snow from the preliminary disturbance may not last long, the
snowfall rate could be close to an inch per hour in a few locations,
causing road conditions to change rapidly.
A quick 1 to 3 inches of snow can result in wet and slushy travel by
Saturday morning along I-95 from Philadelphia, New York City and
Hartford. A slushy coating of snow is possible around Washington, D.C.,
with a coating to an inch farther northeast around Baltimore, Md., and
Wilmington, Del.
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