Snow Sunday Night/Monday Pennsylvania to New England

December 27, 2009 at 8:25PM

The last remnants of the great Christmas Blizzard will shift from the Midwestto the Northeast during the next 24 hours. Snowfall will not be particularlyheavy from here on out, but a swath of 1- to- 2 inches is expected fromnorthern Ohio and southwest Ontario through Upstate New York and northern NewEngland.This disturbance has had a history of producing a burst of heavy snow. Innorthern Illinois 3 to 6 inches of snow fell Saturday. In view of that wecannot rule out sporadic 2- to- 4 inch snowfalls along and 20 miles either sideof a line from Toledo, Ohio to Concord, New Hampshire.

East of the Appalachians there won't be much but a coating is possible insoutheastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey late Sunday night and in southern NewEngland Monday.

Story by AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist John Kocet.

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