Possible nor’easter over Groundhog Day weekend in Massachusetts may move off shore depending on speed of 2nd storm
Summary
Uncertainty remains whether a coastal storm expected to travel up the East Coast this week will continue up to New England or veer out to sea this weekend. The potential nor’easter is expected to develop over the Gulf of Mexico or the southeastern corner of the United States on Friday before making its way up the East Coast, bringing with it the possibility of rain, snow and flooding, AccuWeather reports. Several days out, uncertainty remains regarding the timing and precipitation types of the storm. “If the two storms join quickly, then the southern storm will rapidly strengthen along the mid-Atlantic and New England coasts and precipitation could expand inland from the Interstate 95 corridor to the I-77 and I-81 corridors,” AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Dave Dombek said. Marginal temperatures are still unlikely to bring entirely snow to areas near Interstate 95 in the Northeast, according to Dombek.
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