Multiple Snowstorms to Hit Northeast and Ohio Valley in Early December

Stormy Start to December

Cold air moving into the central and eastern United States will create ideal conditions for several snowstorms in early December. These weather systems are expected to push snow farther south and east than usual, likely reaching parts of the Ohio Valley and the interior Northeast.

Forecast Details

Meteorologists predict that as the week begins, temperatures will drop significantly, allowing moisture-laden systems to translate into widespread snowfall. The first storm may arrive by midweek, impacting states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York, followed by another round of wintry weather before the weekend.

Communities across higher elevations could see cumulative snow totals reach several inches, while lower areas may experience mixed precipitation and slippery roads.

Travel and Safety Impact

Heavy snow and gusty winds are likely to cause hazardous travel across interstates and regional routes. Delays and cancellations are possible at major airports, especially in cities like Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Albany. Officials advise monitoring forecasts and preparing for rapidly changing weather conditions.

“Early December will feel more like mid-winter for many in the Northeast,” forecasters noted, citing persistent cold air and active storm patterns.

Looking Ahead

After these early snow events, a brief lull may occur before another system approaches later in December, keeping winter’s grip firm across much of the eastern United States.

Author Summary: Cold air moving into the eastern US will trigger several December snowstorms, bringing heavy snow and hazardous travel to the Ohio Valley and Northeast.

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AccuWeather AccuWeather — 2025-11-28

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