Will the East Coast see another storm this weekend?

Yes, there is a possibility of a new storm system bringing snow, sleet, or rain to the East Coast by the weekend of January 31 and February 1.

What kind of weather can be expected from the new storm?

The new storm could bring a mix of snow, sleet, or rain, depending on the specific track and temperatures in affected areas.

Where is the new storm expected to track?

Forecasters note significant uncertainty regarding the storm's exact track, but early indications suggest effects could begin on the Gulf Coast and East Coast as soon as Friday, January 30.

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East Coast Braces for Another Winter Storm

27 Jan

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Summary

A new storm could bring snow, ice, or rain this weekend.
Frigid Arctic air will persist across much of the country.
Forecasters note significant uncertainty in storm's path.

East Coast Braces for Another Winter Storm

The East Coast is facing the possibility of yet another winter storm by the weekend of January 31 and February 1. This potential storm system could bring a mix of snow, sleet, or rain to areas already impacted by recent winter weather. Frigid Arctic air is expected to remain entrenched across a wide swath of the country.

Meteorologists indicate significant uncertainty about the storm's precise track and the amount or type of precipitation it will bring. Early indications suggest that effects could begin as soon as Friday, January 30, along the Gulf Coast and East Coast. The storm's strengthening speed will be a key factor in its eventual path.

Rain is most likely south of Interstate 10 from Louisiana to Florida. Northward, snow could mix with rain across parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. As the system moves east, Florida could see rain, while the Carolinas may experience wintry weather.