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NEW YORK (AP) — A grab bag of weather conditions — including snow and sleet — will descend on communities from the mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, But with many people off for Presidents' Day it may be just another day to hunker down. The National Weather Service says Monday will be snowy in many areas before sleet or freezing rain starts and rain arrives. Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia could see 1 to 3 inches of snow and New York City could get 4. Places such as eastern Ohio and western New York could receive significantly more. The snow comes after much of the northeastern United States experienced record cold on Valentine's Day. From New York and Boston to Providence, Rhode Island, and Hartford, Connecticut, temperatures Sunday morning dipped to as low as minus 40.

Snow, sleet and rain to hit Mid-Atlantic, Northeast