nonow, across north amamerica, wednesday, blizizzard-affectedd colorado, the international airport in denver was closed, actually. right now blizzard conditions are happening across the northern areas. right now wisconsin is dealing with strong winds and whiteout conditions and also heavy snowfall. the severe weathermaker is pushing towards the east. meanwhile, along this warm front, there is a possibility of severe snowfall and rainfall that caused slippery road conditions. and cold front, severe thunderstorms could happen so watch out for t tornadoes, thunderstorms and large il a as wellll. now, rain will also spreadd to the eastern areas of the united states by thursday night. so areas like new york city, boston will see rainy weather on your friday. now, temperatures are going to be still on the warmer side in washington thanks to the nice, warm weather. 24 degrees expected for the u.s. capital. 16 degrees for the high, new york city, on your thursday. and this is your forecast during your easter holiday. it's going to be quite sunny on both saturday and sunday in new york city. a

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