- The Washington Times - Thursday, November 12, 2026

Parts of the East Coast are expected to be hit with a nor’easter starting tomorrow, marking the first significant snow of the year.

Northern New England, upstate New York and northern Pennsylvania are expected to be hit with the snowfall.

Thursday rain on the East Coast is expected to give way to snow on Friday in upstate New York and southern Vermont and New Hampshire during the weather front’s peak, tapering off on Saturday.

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The highest snowfalls of 5 to 8 inches are predicted to arrive in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Maine; the Green Mountains of Vermont; the Adirondacks in New York; and parts of the Appalachians in West Virginia and Massachusetts, according to Fox Weather.

Outside of the Northeast, the Great Lakes region could see additional lake-effect snow, particularly in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, with some parts predicted to see 8 to 12 inches of snowfall.

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