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Wintry weather returns to the Midwest and the Northeast — while the West sees record highs

February 27, 2026

Wintry weather is returning to the Midwest and Northeast as cold systems sweep across the country, bringing snow expected this weekend. While the Midwest will see snowfall, it is not anticipated to be as severe as last weekend's blizzard that impacted the Northeast, causing over 600,000 power outages, particularly in Massachusetts.

Wintry weather returns to the Midwest and the Northeast — while the West sees record highs

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Key Highlights

Cold weather systems are moving from the Midwest to the Northeast.
Snow is expected to begin this weekend in the Midwest and reach Washington, D. C. and New York City by Monday.
Last weekend's blizzard resulted in over 2 feet of snow in the Northeast.
More than 600,000 customers lost power during the blizzard.
Massachusetts reported the highest number of power outages in the country.

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Wintry weather returns to the Midwest and the Northeast — while the West sees record highs

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Wintry weather returns to the Midwest and the Northeast — while the West sees record highs

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