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Northeast U.S. Long Range Weather Forecast for
March 12th, 2014 - May 11th, 2014
Includes New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Washington D.C.
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March 2014
12th-15th. Turning frigid.16th-19th. Windy and rainy.
20th-23rd. Rain, snow.
24th-27th. Rising temperatures.
28th-31st. Colder, Midwest storm moving toward New England; snow north of its track, heavy showers, thunderstorms south.
April 2014
1st-3rd. Snow or rain showers.4th-7th. Cold air moves in; rain or snow possible.
8th-11th. Increasing threat of showers, thunderstorms.
12th-15th. Unseasonably warm.
16th-19th. East Coast storm; possible late-season wet snow parts of New England; chiefly rain farther south.
20th-23rd. Clear, much milder weather for NYC Easter Parade; good weather Patriots' Day in Massachusetts, Maine.
24th-27th. Sudden cold snap! A brief shower, then unseasonably cold.
28th-30th. Rain, flakes of wet snow parts of New England.
May 2014
1st-3rd. Frequent showers, thunderstorms.4th-7th. Cool, unsettled.
8th-11th. More cloudy/showery weather.
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