'Stock up on shovels': Reports describe a snowy, rainy winter forecast for 2019

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'Stock up on shovels': Reports describe a snowy, rainy winter forecast for 2019
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'Whether or not it's snowstorms, ice storms or mixed events, I do feel this is going to be an active year for the Northeast,' AccuWeather forecaster Paul Pastelok said in a report.

Weather reports are predicting a dramatic winter season for the U.S. this year, especially for the Northeast, Northern Plains and parts of the Midwest.

Last year's winter saw extreme conditions, like the brutal polar vortex that led to more than twenty deaths in Iowa, Illinois, and other parts of the Midwest. This year, those states should see some relief, while others are expected to get pounded with rain and snow, according to recent reports. New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and neighboring states can expect a delayed but severe winter chill in late January, according to reports released by AccuWeather and the, which provide long-range weather forecasts. Above-normal snowfall could also be in store for the Northeast, while states just south of the region like Washington, D.C., and Maryland are likely to see a mix of rain and snow.

"Whether or not it's snowstorms, ice storms, or mixed events, I do feel this is going to be an active year for the Northeast," AccuWeather forecaster Paul Pastelok said in theThe Great Lakes and upper Midwest should also see above-average snowfall, according to forecasters.Epics/Getty Images Much of the country will be filled with dramatic ups and downs on the thermometer in the coming months, which thedubbed a"Polar Coaster." But it's not as bad as it sounds. A back-and-forth pattern could generally bring more storms, according to AccuWeather's senior meteorologist Paul Pastelok, but the frequent changes to precipitation and temperature can also prevent extremely drawn out, frigid outbreaks.

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