Computer models are signaling the potential for a&nbsp;snowstorm to develop by the end of next week, impacting areas across&nbsp;Ohio Valley to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.&nbsp;

"Huge storm potential next week with similarities to Nov 25 1950. Upper low bellies through with heavy midwest into Appalachians snow later next week," meteorologist Joe Bastardi wrote on X.&nbsp;

"Keeping an eye on a big time storm potential across the Ohio Valley into the mid-atlantic/northeast Wednesday into Thursday,"&nbsp;meteorologist Ryan Kane wrote on X.&nbsp;

Kane noted, "Models continue to suggest a very strong ULL. Lots snow coming for Appalachians! Will be tracking this over the next few days."&nbsp;

Here's what others are saying about accumulating snow threats next week...

All eyes are on the end of next week.&nbsp;

"It produces a Bomb Cyclone near NYC..." 
{ai:summary}<p>Meteorologists are predicting a significant snowstorm may develop by the end of next week, affecting regions from the Ohio Valley to the Northeast. Models suggest a strong upper-level low could lead to heavy snowfall, particularly in the Appalachians.</p><p>Forecasts indicate uncertainty regarding the storm's specifics, but operational models are aligning on a deep low forming over the Great Lakes. Travelers in and out of Chicago should prepare for potential flight delays or cancellations. #weather</p>

Snow Threat For "Midwest Into Appalachians" Next Week

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