After delivering severe weather to the Plains, the front may draw former Tropical Storm Philippe toward Maine and the Canadian Maritimes this weekend.
, but a strong autumn cold front is bringing a major change-up of the seasons. A shot of cool, Canadian air is descending over the Lower 48, kicking up severe storms and heavy rainfall over the southern United States as temperatures plummet up to 40 degrees in some areas.
The same front will arrive in the Northeast late in the week, interacting with Tropical Storm Philippe as it transitions into a nontropical storm. Heavy rain and gusty winds are possible as it affects portions of northern New England and Maritime Canada. On Tuesday, record-challenging highs in the 80s stretched from eastern Minnesota to New York state; Duluth and Albany set record highs of 82 and 85 degrees, respectively. The Weather Service predicts record highs on Wednesday from northern Michigan to Vermont, with forecast highs in the mid-to-upper 80s. Alpena, Mich., Buffalo and Burlington, Vt., are forecast to set records.But a cold front is surging east.
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