Friday the 13th freeze: Nor'easter to bring first significant snow to parts of the Northeast

A developing nor'easter will bring widespread rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding concerns to the Northeast Thursday into Friday, while higher elevations face the season's first significant accumulating snowfall. Following a stretch of active weather that has brought periods of rain and gusty winds to parts of the region, the Northeast is preparing for another round of unsettled weather as November brings a taste of what is to come. A developing nor’easter will bring a wintry mix of precipitation to the region. Nor'easter brings widespread rain and gusty winds An area of low pressure will strengthen as it moves from the Ohio Valley toward the Mid-Atlantic coast Thursday. The system is expected to develop into a nor'easter as it moves offshore, spreading rain and increasingly windy conditions across the Northeast through Friday. New York City and surrounding areas could receive around an inch of rain, with isolated totals reaching 1.5 to 2 inches.

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