A wet weather pattern took shape on Friday in the Northeast and we expect this to continue right through the beginning of the new week ahead.
Soaking Rains on the Way
Current Radar
On Sunday, rain from the next storm system will move into the Mid-Atlantic along a warm front during the day and spread northward into New York and southern New England overnight. Portions of northern New York and northern New England may see a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain Sunday night.
(MAP: Sunday's forecast)
The approach of the aforementioned new frontal system will set the stage for a soggy start to the week on Monday. Rain is likely from New England to the central Appalachians. Parts of northern New England may continue to see a wintry mix.
Monday's Forecast
Travel delays are a good bet in the Northeast, so be sure to pencil in some extra time for your Monday commutes.
Fortunately, the Northeast should dry out on Tuesday. Only a few lingering snow showers are possible in northern New England, and near the eastern Great Lakes.
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