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A temporary warm spell in the Northeast is set to transition into colder conditions, accompanied by rain and strong winds this weekend. Higher elevations in New York and New England may witness the first snowfall of the season. Discover the regions likely to see the coldest temperatures, the impact of powerful winds on autumn foliage, and the risks posed by wet leaves on the roads.

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00:00The Northeast could see its first snowflakes as autumn temperatures plunge.
00:04After a brief warm-up, a powerful shift toward colder weather is forecast for this weekend.
00:10Tuesday and Wednesday could bring temperatures in the 70s and even 80s across parts of the region.
00:15But that warmth may not last.
00:17A storm moving south from Canada is expected to bring rain, gusty winds, and much colder air.
00:23By Saturday, higher elevations of New York and New England could struggle to reach the 30s.
00:28Wind and clouds could make it feel 5 to 15 degrees colder.
00:32The Adirondacks, Green Mountains, and White Mountains have the best chance of seeing brief snowflakes,
00:37with little or no accumulation expected.
00:40Overnight temperatures could fall into the 20s in parts of northern New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire.
00:46The changing weather could also affect fall foliage,
00:49as gusts of 35 to 45 mph may strip more leaves from trees.
00:55Wet leaves can make roads slippery and clog storm drains.
00:58Conditions are forecast to improve somewhat by Sunday.
01:02But the message is clear.
01:03Enjoy the warmth while it lasts, and prepare for a much colder weekend.
01:08Disclosure.
01:09This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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