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Northeast & New England Long Range Weather Forecast for
October 20th, 2017 - December 15th, 2017
Includes New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C.
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October 2017
Severe thunderstorms move in followed by clearing and unseasonably cold conditions; widespread frosts.
Fair skies at first, then turning unsettled.
Trick-or-treaters enjoy mostly fair weather.
November 2017
Fair skies.
Windy weather with heavy rain, followed by clearing/cold conditions. Runners in the TCS New York City Marathon could get quite wet.
Light snows/flurries for New England, then fair.
Fair skies.
Stormy again, then clearing/much colder.
Weather deteriorates by Thanksgiving. Fair, then rain mixed with wet snow for the hilly terrain of New England; cold rain farther south down to Maryland and Delaware.
Mostly fair/cold.
Generally fair weather.
December 2017
Light snow and flurries.
Unsettled.
Some snow for New England; wintry mix Maryland and Delaware.
Snowstorm with significant accumulations, then fair/cold.
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