Name: Back-to-back storms bring more wind and rain to the Northeast
Uploaded: 2025-11-05T07:59:41.561Z
Duration: 2 min 16 s
Description: Gusty, rainy weather is about to clear the way for winterlike temperatures and even possible snow in the Northeast.

Gusty, rainy weather is about to clear the way for winterlike temperatures and even possible snow in the Northeast.

The Northeast is experiencing a series of storms that are bringing gusty winds, rain, and snow to the region. Wind speeds have reached between 5 and 15 MPH, with gusts expected to increase to 40-60 MPH as the next system moves in, prompting ongoing weather alerts in some areas.

Rain is forecast for much of the region, with higher elevations in the Adirondacks, Green, and White Mountains likely to see 1-3 inches of snow as temperatures drop. After a brief break, another storm system is expected to arrive as the weekend approaches, continuing the unsettled weather pattern.

Back-to-back storms bring more wind and rain to the Northeast

because of wind. That's really been our only weather related delay. But let's talk more about what's going on now. So some showery conditions really what's left of this breaking up at this point on radar. Here's the wind taking a look at wind gusts. Now you're seeing a lot of zeros and I do want to note it's still breezy. It just means that the last observation at that specific weather station, it did not report a wind gust. Wind speeds are still 5 to 15 MPH across the northeast as well. And the wind is going to continue to be an issue. Some of these alerts into main especially have been allowed to expire, but others they go through thursday because of this right here. Our next system moves in. It brings a resurgence of the gusty winds 40 50 60 MPH. So what does that mean for you? Well, at the very least the decorations outside, whether it's Halloween or Christmas, well, they can easily become projectiles. So tie them down or even better take down the Halloween decorations. Wait to put the Christmas ones up, but we could see some power outages. We could see some tree limbs down. It's things that we've seen throughout the day today with the wind that was left behind earlier. Here's more of the storm, the rain that comes with this during the day. It really is rain, but then the cold front moves through temperatures drop down. Here's that snow we were talking about Adirondacks, green and white mountains. You're the ones who should be prepared for this and 2 to 3000 ft in elevation. That's what we're talking about with this storm. We head into the weekend next week. Then we start to talk about snow for more of us, whether you're ready or not. Well, here it comes. Let's take a look at future radar, though, with this storm in the short term again, mostly rain moving in upstate New York very early tomorrow morning or not very early. This is nine a.m. But throughout the day we see more of this move in. As far as getting south of central New York, you see the cold front bringing some of those storms in. But as far as the rainfall totals, we're talking a quarter of an inch for most of us. The snowfall, though, which we do transition to Wednesday night, that's 1 to 3 inches for places like Stowe, Vermont. Again, higher up in elevation. And again, this is not the only storm we're talking about. It's the storm in the short term. We get a break in between, and then another one moves in as we head towards the weekend.

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