An intensifying storm system over the southern Plains will move northeastward, crossing the middle Mississippi Valley on Saturday and reaching New England by Sunday. Snow will fall northwest of the storm’s track, with significant accumulations possible in parts of the Midwest and northern New England.
From the mid-South into the lower Great Lakes region, torrential rain (2 to 6 inches or more) could trigger widespread flooding. Rain will linger into early next week across the Southeast—and could become heavy in some areas.
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