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But while the current system is expected to push out by the end of today, there's more in store for the area.Residents in the Northeast won't have very much time to dry out before more moisture pulls in behind it. After a short break on Friday, another bout ofis expected as two storm systems converge, bringing a mix of snow and rain to the region once again, AccuWeather predicts.
"Drenching rain may be accompanied by thunderstorms that can advance northeastward from the mid-Atlantic into southern New England, raising concerns for urban and small stream flooding and leading rises along some area rivers," saidBy late Saturday night, parts of the Northeast could see raindrops transition into snowflakes.
Predictions put higher elevations in New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine in line to receive six or more inches of snow through Sunday, Fox Weather reports. Parts of upstate New York and western Pennsylvania could also get a slight coating or up to two inches, while cities such as Boston, Providence, and Hartford might also see a few flakes.