A fast-moving clipper system is sweeping through the Northeast<\/a>, bringing light snow <\/a>to major cities as parts of Upstate New York already reported snowfall Monday morning.<\/p>\n Syracuse, New York, is already seeing snowfall, while cities such as Boston<\/a> and Burlington, Vermont<\/a>, could all see a dusting of snow through Tuesday.\u00a0<\/p>\n RECORD WARMTH KICKS OFF HOLIDAY WEEKEND, WITH RAIN LOOKING TO SOAK EASTER PLANS FOR MILLIONS ACROSS EAST<\/a><\/p>\n This late-season clipper proves that the harsh 2025-2026 winter<\/a> isn\u2019t over just yet.<\/p>\n Providence broke its record for all-time biggest snowstorm and snowiest day ever on Monday during Blizzard ’26. Snow totals approached three feet on Monday afternoon.\u00a0<\/p>\n From record-shattering totals to feet of snow that paralyzed<\/a> the region, the relentless season has buried parts of the Northeast under repeated rounds of snowfall \u2014 some measuring in feet \u2014 leaving records shattered<\/a> and communities digging out for days.<\/p>\n TIMELINE: A DAY-BY-DAY GUIDE TO THE 10-DAY ARTEMIS II MISSION TO BRING HUMANITY BACK TO THE MOON<\/a><\/p>\n It has been a historic winter<\/a> for many; spanning cross-country storms and powerful blizzards<\/a>, winter\u2019s<\/a> grip has held the Northeast tight throughout the season.<\/p>\n PROVIDENCE SHATTERS 48-YEAR RECORD FOR ALL-TIME BIGGEST SNOWSTORM WITH OVER 37 INCHES OF HEAVY SNOW<\/a><\/p>\n Snow falling in Marquette, Michigan, on Sunday, March 15, 2026.<\/p>\n (Robert Ray \/ FOX Weather)<\/p>\n APRIL WEATHER OUTLOOK: SEVERE STORMS TARGET MILLIONS AS SPRING TEMPERATURE WARMUP FINALLY NEARS<\/a><\/p>\n That said, light snow showers and below-average temperatures <\/a>are expected to persist from the Great Lakes<\/a> to New England from Monday through Wednesday.<\/p>\n SEVERE WEATHER RELOADS OVER MIDWEST, PLAINS WITH STORMS BLASTING MORE THAN 65M FROM TEXAS TO PENNSYLVANIA<\/a><\/p>\n The FOX Forecast Center<\/a> said the wake of the cold front is triggering cooler air to return to the region as well as the Mid-Atlantic<\/a>.<\/p>\n “While not unusually cold for this time of year, Monday\u2019s temperatures will fall closer to seasonal averages with highs in the 40s and 50s,” they noted.<\/p>\n THOUSANDS WITHOUT POWER AS HOLIDAY WEEKEND WINTER STORM DUMPS HEAVY SNOW, SIGNIFICANT ICE ACROSS NORTHERN US<\/a><\/p>\n With that, an area of low pressure is pushing into the Great Lakes, drawing in just enough moisture to fuel light snow.<\/p>\n While overall totals are expected to remain light, 1 to 3 inches of snow is possible, with slightly higher amounts near the Great Lakes and the higher terrain of the Adirondacks<\/a>.<\/p>\n Cities in the path of the snow include Buffalo<\/a>; Syracuse, NY<\/a>, 1 to 3 inches; Burlington, V<\/a>T, around 1 inch; Albany, NY<\/a>; and a few flakes possible in Boston and New York City<\/a>.<\/p>\n The FOX Forecast Center highlights that most of these areas typically see their last measurable snow by early-mid April.<\/p>\n NEW YORK, NY – JANUARY 23: Cross-country skiers exercise through Central Park on January 23, 2016 in New York City. A major Nor’easter is hitting much of the East Coast and parts of the South as forecasts warn of up to two feet of snow in some areas.<\/p>\n (Astrid Riecken \/ Getty Images)<\/p>\n Although the late-season snow is noteworthy, the approaching surge of cold air will affect a wider area.\u00a0<\/p>\nNortheast temperature drop setup
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