Winter Storm Saturn: East Coast Menace Lingers

Thursday

Winter Storm Saturn's low pressure center may be well offshore, but its snow isn't done with the Northeast just yet.

Latest Radar

The storm dumped up to over 20 inches of snow in western Virginia and West Virginia Wednesday. Temperatures were just barely mild enough to prevent any major accumulations in Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.

Thursday, snow will wrap westward into New England and the Hudson Valley of New York. Strong winds will persist from coastal New England to parts of the Mid-Atlantic coast.

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Let's lay out the "who, what and how much" bullet points for Thursday.

Thursday's Outlook

East Snowfall Forecast

Snow: Wind-driven snow in most of southern New England, except for Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, where it should hold as rain. Snow spreads westward into Berkshires, Hudson Valley, and parts of the New York City metro area.
High winds: Strong winds will continue to buffet coastal New England, especially Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, and eastern Long Island with additional power outages likely.
Coastal flood impacts: Read article
Commute Impacts: NYC | Hartford | Providence | Boston
Airport Impacts: NYC airports, Hartford, and Boston (cancellations/delays)

...and this storm is still not over. More snow is forecast Friday.