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A new east coast storm will attack NYC after the hard hit of Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 30. A Nor'easter snow storm is predicted by the same European computer model that foretold the projected path of Hurricane Sandy just weeks ago. According to reports, this new east coast storm should not be taken lightly. 

"The National Weather Service's forecast center that watches winter storms put out a long-range notice Thursday, saying bluntly that a nor'easter is possible for the mid-Atlantic and New England," ABC News reported on Nov. 2.

ABC News forecasters, Bruce Sullivan, said: "I wouldn't get too alarmed yet. But it's something we're going to be watching over the next few days and fine-tuning. Anything that could hamper clean-up efforts is something that could be watched." 

He also mentioned that the east coast snow storm may include moderate to heavy rainfall, beach erosion, and high winds in the same areas hit by Sandy. 

The nor'easter snow storm is likely to hit as early as Election Day on Nov. 6 and continue throughout, later in the week. 

More information on the storm will be reported as available. For now, experts continue to monitor the develop of the storm and its possible effects in NYC. 

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