Another dose of harsh winter reality will hit the Northeast toward the middleof next week as the next winter storm will begin to take shape. This storm isstill well over the Pacific Ocean, but all signs point to it being anotherdisruptive snowfall.It's still a bit early to get into exact details, but accumulations with thissecond storm will likely be lighter than the first. With that being said, someareas could still receive quite a bit of snow. It's likely that much of theNortheast and Great Lakes will experience travel disruptions.
Story By AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Eric Reese.
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