A strengthening late-week storm will unleash flooding rain, wind and a wintry mix as it ushers in much colder air to the northeastern U.S., acting to trigger the first episode of lake-effect snowfall for some areas to the lee of the Great Lakes.
Two separate systems will combine to produce this multi-faceted and winterlike storm, including one storm that will first spread snow across the Midwest and another that will form along the mid-Atlantic coast.
Rain and wind to cause flooding and bring down autumn color
Wet weather will begin to infiltrate the Northeast early on Friday, including across Ohio, the Virginias and Maryland. By the middle of the day, rain will be falling across much of New York and Pennsylvania.
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