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Forecast highs could drop about 20 degrees from Wednesday to Friday between Chicago and Atlanta, and millions will see their first frost or freeze of the season, Weather.com reports. A storm could become a nor'easter late this week into the weekend, with rain along the I-95 corridor and the first snow in the interior Northeast. The forecast highlights the cold snap, uncertain storm track and areas that could see snow.
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00:00A big chill is coming for millions of Americans.
00:03Highs will fall about 20 degrees from Wednesday to Friday, from Chicago to Atlanta.
00:07By the weekend, lows drop into the 30s as far south as the Florida panhandle.
00:12Millions will see their first frost and freeze of the season.
00:15A low-pressure system will cross the Midwest by Wednesday.
00:18It strengthens in the Ohio Valley Wednesday night and brings rain from Georgia to Michigan.
00:23It could then become a nor'easter late this week into the weekend.
00:26The first snow chances in the interior northeast arrive Thursday night, along with lake-effect snow.
00:33Along the I-95 corridor, temperatures should stay above freezing, so no snow is expected for the big cities.
00:40But the rain and snow line will be close.
00:42Forecast models disagree on what happens next.
00:45One keeps the storm slow, with rain possibly into early next week.
00:49Another moves it faster, with rain, wind, and snow inland Friday and Saturday.
00:54This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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