A late season Northeast storm is expected to bring snow, mixed precipitation and rain for Thursday-Friday.

As of now the heavier snow totals are expected in New England where winter storm watches are posted. Like most Northeast storms it is all about the timing and by the tomorrow AM model runs we will have a much better idea on the track of our low pressure.

MAP: Northeast Storm Alerts

Right now the low pressure looks to develop early Friday morning and ride up the Atlantic Coastline. In the current position it will mean a mix of precip on Friday am for several locations:

Friday morning commute with Rain/Snow:

• Northern New Jersey
  
• New York City
  
• Southern Conneticut
  

Friday Morning the heaviest snow will be found in New England. I think the impact will be felt the hardest in:

• Boston
  
• Worcester
  
• Hartford

There will be snow for the morning commute; and also wind that is predicted to be between 20-30mph as well.

Winter Storm Watches are posted in New England & we can expect these to likely be upgraded to winter storm warnings in the next 24 hours. Total snow accumulations in New England could range from 3-6 inches.

Storm Conclusion:

Our late season storm looks to pull out Saturday morning with the chance of lingering snow in the AM for the Northeast. Right now some of the models are in a bit of disagreement with the exact storm track. Remember, with winter storms and the exact low pressure track our snow totals and precipitation type can vary with little notice.

Tomorrow's model runs should spell this out a bit better.

Also, with warm air mixing in ahead of the storm on Thursday -- flooding will be a concern in a large portion of New York State. The heavy snowfall a month ago and now the rain may produce ice jams on local rivers. With the recent warming trend this storm may catch people off guard so it could get interesting on Friday when our storm is clipping along the coast and pushing winter back into our lives.