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Northeast & New England Long Range Weather Forecast for
October 16th, 2018 - December 15th, 2018
Includes New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C.
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October 2018
Pleasant early fall weather.
Showers for upstate New York, New England, with wet snow over Adirondacks, White and Green Mountains, then fair/cold.
Fair initially, then showers spread in from the West.
Unseasonably chilly weather for Halloween.
November 2018
Very unsettled with wet snow over northern NY and New England.
Cold/dry. Runners participating in the TCS Marathon in New York City will feel invigorated.
Wet weather, then fair/cold.
Sunny.
Some rain, wet snow, then fair/cold.
Will weather improve by Thanksgiving? Wet New England, Northeast, then fair.
Fair/cold.
Stormy; rain/sleet/wet snow.
December 2018
Fast moving storm from the Great Lakes spreads gusty winds, moderate-to-heavy precipitation into New England, the Northeast.
Snow showers, scattered flurries then clearing skies.
Fair skies.
Increasing cloudiness/cold.
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