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Nor’easter likely to develop late this week, bringing some rain, snow

Keisha Patel
Sports Reporter · Wednesday, November 11, 2026 at 12:33 PM · 2 min read
Nor’easter likely to develop late this week, bringing some rain, snow
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Nor'easter Nor’easter likely to develop late this week, bringing some rain, snow Most valleys and low elevations of New England will not see snow. ABC News' Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee is tracking the storm and when it will arrive. GMA By Nadine El-Bawab and Kenton Gewecke Wednesday, November 11, 2026 12:33PM Share A likely developing nor’easter is expected to bring a mix of rain and high-elevation snow to New England late this week. Rain is forecast for New England by Thursday as the storm moves from the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic coast. Wet snow accumulations are possible in the higher elevations of New England Thursday night and Friday; in the Green Mountains, 1 to 3 inches are possible. Most valleys and low elevations of New England will not see snow. Only minor winter weather impacts are expected for anyone who does get snow, as there isn’t enough cold air forcing into the storm to produce significant snow. Any snow that falls on pavement may melt. The storm will move out on Sunday and leave dry conditions to start the new week. Suspect charged in Auburn Gresham home invasion, sex assault due in court 2 hours ago 21-year-old shot to death in front of his father while delivering food in Logan Square, family says New testing finds Legionella and chlorine concerns in Illinois town's water investigation One reason for some higher-elevation snow with this storm is the weak cold air diving down the East Coast Friday through Sunday. It is due to a strong ridge over the Rocky Mountains, forcing temperatures well above average for this time of year. As the cold air rushes south across the East Coast, even Florida will feel the chill. Next week, much of the country will be back to above-average temperatures, with the West seeing normal conditions or slightly below. Report a correction or typo Copyright © 2026 ABC News Internet Ventures. Related Topics WEATHER NOR'EASTER U.S. & WORLD N.J. wedding moves to Life Time gym after nor'easter floods couple's Highlands home Maritime experts travel to Nantucket to investigate shipwreck remains exposed by nor’easter Nor'easter weakens after deadly battering of Northeast Nor'easter floods Northeast, leaves 130K without power, kills worker Watch Live ON NOW Suspect charged in Auburn Gresham sex assault due in court 2 hours ago Man shot to death while delivering food with dad on NW Side: family New testing finds Legionella concerns in IL town's water investigation CPD sergeant appears to die by suicide while on the job on NW Side DePaul study O'Hare lagging other airport son terminal upgrades 1 hour ago Daredevil couple who scaled Empire State Building speak out 13 minutes ago Missing 11-month-old boy taken by father found buried alive: Sheriff 2 hours ago Veterans Day: 'Without them, we don't have our service members' 1 hour ago

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