Winter in the Northeast has been bitterly cold, but many cities are still waiting for significant snowfall. However, February could change that as historical data shows that this month typically brings more snow to cities along the Interstate 95 corridor from Virginia to Maine.
According to NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, February sees more impactful snowstorms, particularly powerful nor'easters, than any other month in the Northeast. This is due to the cooling of sea surface temperatures along the Atlantic Coast, allowing coastal storms to tap into colder air and produce more snow.
