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A light to moderate snowstorm is expected in the Boston area on New Year's Eve, starting between 10 p.m. and midnight, with potential for 1-3 inches of snow, especially in southeastern Massachusetts, which could lead to slippery roads and travel delays during celebrations. Travelers are advised to exercise caution and plan accordingly.
A winter storm is expected to impact Maryland on Friday, with a mix of freezing rain and sleet causing slippery conditions, especially north of I-70, leading to a First Alert Weather Day. The storm will end early Saturday, followed by a gloomy weekend and a significant temperature drop early next week with strong winds and cold temperatures. Travel conditions may be hazardous, particularly on untreated surfaces and bridges.
A winter storm is expected to bring 7 to 15 inches of snow to Chicago from Sunday night into Tuesday, with lake-effect snow causing variable accumulation and significant travel disruptions, including flight cancellations at O'Hare and Midway airports.
A potential prolonged US government shutdown could disrupt travel plans by causing longer airport wait times, flight delays, and cancellations, especially as staffing shortages and safety concerns increase. While domestic flights and international border crossings are expected to continue functioning, travelers may experience inconveniences and safety issues if the shutdown persists.
Central New York is bracing for another potential winter storm around Thanksgiving, following the season's first major storm. A low-pressure system will bring rain and lake effect snow early in the week, with a second storm possibly bringing a wintry mix and accumulating snow on Thanksgiving Day. This could significantly impact travel in the region. Cold air following the storm is expected to cause prolonged lake effect snow into the weekend.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for southeastern Wisconsin from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, with snowfall expected to impact the entire area, especially the Interstate 94 corridor, where 3-6 inches of snow are likely. Residents in various cities should prepare for snow to begin falling after midnight, impacting travel, particularly during the morning commute. There is uncertainty about where higher accumulations will occur, and there is potential for light snow switching to rain on Sunday and early next week.
Wintry weather, including snow and a wintry mix with freezing rain, is expected to impact Southeast Michigan on Monday and Tuesday, potentially leading to icy and slick road conditions. A 4Warn Weather Alert has been issued for Tuesday morning, with the wintry mix likely transitioning to rain by the afternoon. Temperatures will remain relatively steady throughout the week, with above-average temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s, along with good chances of rain showers.