According to the findings of the storm system the eastern third of the
United States will be met with rain, snow and wind beginning this weekend. The
forecast is on track and a storm is brewing.

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On Sunday, areas surrounding the Midwest and northern Great Lakes will
be met with the storm which will bring snow and gusty winds. While the area
from the Northeast down through the Southeast will face showers and extensive
thunderstorms.

All those hoping to travel can expect delays on Sunday in several areas
including Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Nashville and New Orleans.

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The cold side of the storm will continue to affect the lakes with gusty winds.
Some areas including Atlanta, Washington, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit
and Buffalo are expected to experience delays on Monday.

By Tuesday, the weather is expected to improve. However, lake effect
snow and stiff winds will be a continuing phenomenon. It will be the coldest
air of the season and it will bring below average temperature and daunting
chilly winds with itself.

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On average rain totals are expected to be 1 to 2 inches along the track
of the storm. However, the number will differ in several localities and much
higher amounts are possible. It will be a fast moving storm so the risk of a flash
flood is not high.

Cities including Cleveland, Buffalo, Syracuse, New York and Pittsburgh will
be seeing light to moderate accumulations of snow while the areas around the Great
Lakes which are the typical snowbelt areas will suffer the most.

Air delays are expected in some of the busiest areas of the country including
Chicago, Atlanta and New York. This is expected to cause trouble due to the
timing. The holiday season is upon us and the airports are flooded with crowd
during this time of the year.

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In some good news, a storm which was expected to hit the Pacific
Northwest has lost its intensity.