Saturday, October 29, 2011

Weather Channel - Rare October Snowstorm Pelts Northeast Reuters

By Lauren Keiper

BOSTON Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:35pm EDT

BOSTON (Reuters) - A unusual October snowstorm weary along on the closely populated Northeast about Saturday, with a number of places bracing for approximately some sort of foot or so of perfect plus major power outages.

In Pennsylvania, Maryland as well as West Virginia, above 44,000 customers have been with no power, the actual tool Allegheny Power said. Hour-long journey delays were reported with Philadelphia International Airport.

The snow threatened visitors complications intended for 100,000 college soccer fans with a sport inside State College, Pennsylvania between Penn State as well as University regarding Illinois.

By midday, there are one or two flakes within parts of New Jersey in addition to New York.

"It's a powerful tornado regarding October," explained AccuWeather.com elderly meteorologist Paul Walker. "We never ordinarily find thunder or wind storms this kind of strong this also strong."

While October compacted snow is not unprecedented, this tornado starting up because bad weather along with transforming to snow because temperatures decline could possibly set records.

Hartford, Connecticut, Allentown, Pennsylvania, in addition to Worcester, Massachusetts were concerning the metropolitan areas that could wake up that will some sort of foot or so with snow, forecasters said.

Allentown normally reads it is first measurable environments around December 5, The Weather Channel said. Boston in general sees environments about the finish regarding November, even though New York City and also Philadelphia commonly have their first flakes around mid-December.

Major coastal cities aren't probably be spared simply by this weekend's storm, meteorologists said.

New York may possibly see several inches width connected with snow, tapering off on Saturday night, The Weather Channel said. In Boston, afternoon rainwater will certainly decide on snow overnight, sending as much as some inches.

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