While the northeast digs out of the Blizzard of 2026, it appears Old Man Winter will be making another visit, with light snow likely Tuesday into Wednesday in the areas impacted by today’s storm. However, this next system will be weak, starved for moisture, and will lack much cold air to work with.

A clipper system will approach the northeast from the west Tuesday night. Precipitation will mostly be snow throughout the region, but the\ highest snowfall totals will be across the southern Poconos, far northwest New Jersey, southeastern New York State, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachussetts.  Farther south, precipitation amounts will be lighter, so not as much snow will accumulate. In addition, rain should mix with the snow, and eventually change to rain Wednesday morning before ending south of I-78 in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Overall, about 1-3″ of snow is possible north and west of the Fall Line, with 3-4 inches possible in the southern Poconos, southeaster Upstate New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachussetts.  Less than an inch of snow is expected to  accumulate elsewhere.

 

The National Weather Service says that as this system lifts to the northeast, winds will  take on a southwest flow behind this departing system. With warm air advection underway, highs should warm up on Wednesday
under clearing skies, allowing for at least some of the snowpack from the Blizzard of 2026 to start melting.