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A developing storm system is expected to bring rain, colder temperatures, and potentially accumulating snow to parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast this week. The National Weather Service forecasts a dip in the jet stream will send temperatures plummeting across the eastern half of the country by late Wednesday or Thursday morning. The Weather Channel predicts daytime highs to plunge 20 degrees Fahrenheit from Chicago to Atlanta between Wednesday and Friday. While rain is expected for most of New Jersey, snow could accumulate in higher elevations farther west and north. In Massachusetts, only the highest elevations might see snow, with the rest of the state likely to see rain.
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