Below freezing temperatures have allowed for continued river ice development across the Northeast.

River ice observed across the majority of rivers across the region. No flooding is anticipated as we head into the middle of the week. A clipper system will bring widespread snow Tuesday into Wednesday. #nywx #vtwx #nhwx #mewx #mawx #riwx #ctwx

Accumulating snowfall is anticipated across much of the region as a clipper moves through Tue-Wed. Longer term, odds are tilted toward above normal temperatures and precipitation as we head into mid to late February. #nywx #vtwx #nhwx #mewx #mawx #riwx #ctwx

A weak clipper system will bring light accumulating snow to portions of the region tonight through Saturday. Odds favor above normal temperatures next week, which may result in ice breaking up on some waterways across the region. #nywx #vtwx #mewx #nhwx #mawx #ctwx #riwx

Estimated Ice Thickness are greatest along the International Border with values up to 21". Milder temps coming up may break up & shift ice on area waterways. The milder temps & snowmelt may bring river rises across portions of western NY & southern New England.

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Northeastern states are expected to receive liquid content precipitation amounts through about 1 inch with up to an additional inch of snowmelt through Thurs morning.

Ensemble of NERFC river forecasts today for the area of Buffalo NY like Cayuga Creek show near or more than 50% chance of action level responses from rain and snowmelt on Wed. On the occurrence of ice breakup and jamming, minor flooding may result.

Forecast show precipitation amounts up to an inch across Western and Central NY into MA. There will be a mixture of precipitation types with rain in the south transitioning into snow above I-90. Above freezing temperature will produce snowmelt in the southern part of the region.

Today's event is predicted to bring rain to parts of NY and Southern New England. The next system is predicted to be more widespread bring a mixture of precipitation across the region. Including impactful snowfall amounts to Northern NY, VT-NH and Southern Maine.

A frontal system will bring our next shot for widespread precipitation Friday into Saturday. Snow is anticipated across northern areas, whereas southern areas will see a mix or all rain. Drought conditions have worsened over past two weeks in spots.

A frontal system will bring widespread precipitation today into Saturday. Snow is anticipated across northern areas, whereas southern areas will see a mix or all rain. Up to 1" possible from the Tug Hill into southern VT/NH. Isolated amounts of 1.25" possible in northern NY.

River Ice has persisted across the Northeast with values above 12" across much of the interior. Rising temperatures heading into March could cause ice breakup and snowmelt. #nywx

A cold front brings us our next shot for more widespread snow on Sun. Confidence is increasing in above normal temperatures heading into early Mar. The mild temperatures in combination with our snowpack will result in river rises due to snowmelt.

Active weather pattern continues through much of this week. The combination of precipitation, mild temperatures & snowmelt will result in river rises. Ensemble models indicate there is potential for flooding for portions of the region. At this time no River Flooding is forecast.

An active weather pattern & warming temperatures are anticipated this week into next week. The combo of precipitation & snowmelt will result in river rises. Ensemble Forecast Models continue to highlight a risk for potential flooding heading into weekend.

An active pattern & warming temperatures are anticipated this week into next. A combination of precipitation & snowmelt will result in river rises. Ensembles continue to show a risk for potential flooding heading into weekend. Currently, no River Flooding is forecast thru Fri AM.

An active pattern & warming temperatures are anticipated this week into next. A combination of precipitation & snowmelt will result in river rises. Ensembles continue to show a risk for potential flooding heading into weekend. Currently, no River Flooding is forecast thru Sat AM.

An active pattern is expected to bring precipitation & snowmelt will result in river rises. Ensembles continue to show a risk for potential flooding heading into weekend. Currently, several basins in W. NY are expected to reach action stage.

Snowmelt driven by precipitation and higher temperatures this weekend will contribute to river rises across the region, with some locations in western NY and southern New England forecast to reach action stage.