Winter weather may bring travel delays to much of the Midwest and the Northeast on New Year’s Eve and Day. Much of the Midwest and Northeast will experience frigid temperatures well below average this week.
Multiple snowstorms are expected to cause travel delays and road closures on New Year’s Day.
New York City may see the third-coldest New Year’s Eve on record.
Prepare for a frigid week.
Two winter storms are projected to converge on the northeastern US this weekend, bringing heavy snowfall and freezing weather to parts of New England and New York, according to AccuWeather.
One storm will sweep through the Midwest, dumping 1-3 inches of snow in Chicago and across the Great Lakes region before moving east. A separate storm is expected to bring icy conditions to much of the South before hitting the Northeast.
If the two storms converge on Saturday as anticipated in the forecast, Accuweather projects intense snowfall, dangerous road conditions, and flight delays from the Mid-Atlantic to New England on a busy travel day.
Tech: Millions of people are bracing for a snowy New Year’s weekend with super-cold weather and potential travel delays
