"NEW YORK CITY - Light snow is possible in New York City on New Year's Eve as a fast-moving clipper system passes through the Northeast. A weak area of low pressure is developing over southern Canada and will move east into the Great Lakes starting Wednesday. Snowfall amounts with this clipper will be light, as the system is lacking moisture."
"TEMPERATURES TUMBLE AS ARCTIC BLAST SETTLES ACROSS EASTERN U.S. AFTER RECORD-SETTING HEAT In New York City and Boston, any snow that falls will likely be light, equating to only a dusting, and it will be sporadic, according to the FOX Forecast Center. Snow will be knocking on New York City's door around 9 p.m. Wednesday night, and likely will start to fall right around midnight to ring in the new year."
A weak area of low pressure is developing over southern Canada and will move east into the Great Lakes starting Wednesday. Cold air across the region will allow snow to spread from Ohio into Pennsylvania and then into the Northeast. The fast-moving clipper system lacks moisture, so snowfall amounts will be generally light. New York City and Boston should expect only a sporadic dusting, with snow reaching New York City around 9 p.m. Wednesday and likely beginning near midnight. Farther west, western Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia could receive 3 to 5 inches, with higher amounts in elevated terrain. By Thursday morning the clipper will move into Canada.
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