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Northeast Braces for Snow Showers, Warmer Temps Ahead

1/12/2026

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The Northeast will face scattered rain and snow showers due to a weak storm system.
Isolated snow squalls may occur in Western New York and Pennsylvania, causing reduced visibility.
Central New York could see over 6 inches of snow, while accumulations elsewhere will be light.
By Tuesday, much of the U.S. will experience above-average temperatures, with highs of 60 degrees in St. Louis and Rapid City.
Colder temperatures will return to the East Coast by Thursday, while the Plains and West will stay warm and dry.

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Story summary

The Northeast will face scattered rain and snow showers due to a weak storm system.
Isolated snow squalls may occur in Western New York and Pennsylvania, causing reduced visibility.
Central New York could see over 6 inches of snow, while accumulations elsewhere will be light.
By Tuesday, much of the U.S. will experience above-average temperatures, with highs of 60 degrees in St. Louis and Rapid City.
Colder temperatures will return to the East Coast by Thursday, while the Plains and West will stay warm and dry.