One winter storm will target the Northeast later today, but that may not be the
only storm to strike the region this week. It is possible that all of the
ingredients will come together for a potent storm to strengthen across the
Northeast late in the week.
Two key ingredients must come together for the development of this potential monster. The storm that brings snow to Texas today would have to reach the Northeast at the same time arctic air invades.
More details of the storm will become clearer during the coming days. The storm may never even take shape or it may be substantially less potent than some indicators show at the present time. One way or another, it would behoove Northeasterners to keep an eye on this one, as it could yield a disruptive snowstorm beginning on Thursday.
Story by AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologists Kristina Pydynowski and Jim Andrews
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