A departing storm brought more than a foot of snow to parts of New York State on Friday, while this weekend the nation will see its first widespread freeze event of the season.
\n\nAs of Friday morning in New York, 12.5 inches of snow had fallen in Hartwick, 12 inches in Burlington, 11.5 inches in Exeter Center and 10 inches in Cherry Valley. Multiple locations in the Catskills region of the state saw 3 to 7 inches of snow.
\n\nThe morning’s wet snow will gradually taper off throughout the day, as rounds of rain were expected to impact the I-95 corridor from Philadelphia to New York.
\n\nSome minor coastal flooding was also possible in New Jersey along the Jersey Shore and up toward Cape May.
\n\nThis storm will head out to sea Saturday, but cold northerly winds behind it will create lake-effect snow, rain showers and light snow across the Adirondacks, Berkshires, and Green and White Mountains in the Northeast.
\n\nAnother storm this weekend will bring the first below-freezing temperatures to millions around the country. Chicago will see wind chill temperatures on Saturday and Sunday of 24 and 27 degrees, with New York seeing 34 and 40 degrees, Atlanta seeing…
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