Potential nor’easter could bring rain, snow

The Nor'easter taking aim at the I-95 corridor. Ginger's tracking this and where we could see snow, Ginger. Yes, high elevation snow in the Green and White Mountains. I'd say that's a for sure. Here, if you're in New York City or along the East Coast, it's a cool rain. So let's talk about the difference and what's going down. TikTok and all the socials have been a mess with people just claiming big things about snow. If you're in Boston or you're in New York City, it's too warm, right? The core of this system and how it's moving through and even how quickly it moves. Don't look for snow here, but do look for a chilly rain coming Thursday into Friday. And that's what we're going to track as this low slides across. It all starts. This is Thursday morning. New York's wet back into the Poconos and some high, high, high elevations start to see that change over to snow. Then by Friday morning, because this takes us through 1 p.m. Friday, it's the green and white mountains. And parts of upstate New York that end up with a potential for one to three inches. Again, higher elevations. But you notice that New York to Philadelphia is dry by Friday afternoon. It may be breezy. And we will, as we get closer, talk about the coastal flood concern, if there is one. But I do want to mention one thing that is evident. This is the coldest air of the season. Five to 15 degrees below average. These are high temperatures. 48 on New York City. 50. This is on Friday. So the chill, it's coming. And it's all the way down to Florida this weekend, George. Okay, Ginger. Thanks.