Sunday Essentials: More Active November Pattern + Snow Potential Late Week
Is a nor'easter brewing for New England? And could some communities see their first accumulating snow of the season? Meteorologist Danielle Noyes breaks down a more active November weather pattern, with a couple of quick-moving disturbances early in the week and a potentially more significant coastal storm taking shape late Thursday into Friday. IMPORTANT: It's too early to confidently predict the exact storm track, precipitation type or snowfall totals. Maps showing specific snow amounts this far ahead should be treated cautiously. Get your personalized hourly and 14-day forecast in the free, five-star 1DegreeOutside Weather App, available in the App Store and Google Play. #NewEnglandWeather #Noreaster #SnowForecast #SundayEssentials #1DegreeOutside
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