Saturday, a new weather system will increase the threat of strong to severe storms in the south-central states, including portions of east Texas, southeast Oklahoma, western Louisiana and southwest Arkansas. Large hail and damaging winds are the main threats from any severe storms that develop.
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Vulcan strengthens today as it heads toward the East Coast. Western/northern New York to Interior and northern New England with the potential to see 12"-18" (locally 24"+ in the mountains). Snow this morning across northern IN and southern MI (including Detroit). Rain to snow later this morning for the Cleveland area. Heavy snow for the Buffalo/Rochester, NY area. Both of these cities are under a blizzard warning and wind gusts could reach 50 mph. The I-95 corridor from Washington DC to just south of New York will likely be all rain (some severe weather for the Mid-Atlantic). From New York to Boston it should start as all rain PM Wednesday night then change quickly to snow by Thursday morning with some accumulations possible (especially around Boston). A few areas from PA/NY border to northern MA/southern NH and eastern Me could see a period of freezing rain by evening. Strong winds on the backside of the system will create near blizzard conditions across parts of Upstate New York through Interior New England Wednesday night into Thursday morning as temperatures crash to zero or below with even lower wind chills!
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