A storm that will develop across parts of the southeastern United States this weekend and produce mostly rain and gusty winds as it tracks along the coast will also have a wintry component, AccuWeather meteorologists say. The storm is forecast to behave similarly to those that are more common during March or April when there is often a lack of cold air.
The storm setup will allow for some wintry conditions to visit locations that typically don’t receive snow. AccuWeather forecasters have been tracking this budding storm since this past weekend and say the system’s projected path has trended farther to the south, compared to initial forecasts which had it headed toward the interior Northeast.
