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It's going to be a very wet night for the one million people who plan to stand for hours in Times Square to watch the ball drop on New Year's Eve. 

Forecasters predict a major storm system will move through the East Coast on Monday night and into Tuesday, bringing in rain right around midnight. 

'Consistent with the theme of 2018, the final hours of 2018 will be wet across the Northeast,' AccuWeather Meteorologist Geoff Cornish told Fox News.

'We will, unfortunately, be dealing with some widespread rain at Times Square.' 

But it isn't all bad news for New Year's partygoers in New York, as temperatures are predicted to be far higher than last year's record-breaking chill. 

Forecasters predict a major storm system will move through the East Coast on Monday night and into Tuesday, bringing in rain right around midnight

The rain is expected to hit by the time the ball drops before one million spectators in Times Square in New York on Tuesday morning 

Temperatures in New York City dropped to 9 degrees - with a wind chill of -4 degrees - in the first minutes of 2018, making it the second coldest New Year's midnight temperature on record in the city. 

But this year the temperature could reach as high as 50 by 12am, making it one of the top five warmest midnight temperatures on record in New York City. 

'This could spell a rather wet, though mild, New Year's Eve by midnight for partygoers in the Northeast,' the National Weather Service said. 

A storm system moving out of the Gulf of Mexico is expected to bring heavy rain through Alabama and Georgia, with the potential for flash floods.  

The storm system will push east on Monday, bringing 1 to 2 inches of the expected rain into the Northeast. 

But it isn't all bad news for New Year's revelers in New York as temperatures are predicted to be far higher than last year's record-breaking chill

The storm system will push east on Monday, bringing 1 to 2 inches of rain into the Northeast

Forecasters predicted that rain throughout the East Coast will clear out by early Tuesday

Arkansas to Tennessee, as well as Kentucky, could receive around 3 inches of rain as the storm moves into the Tennessee Valley, according to ABC News.  

Rain throughout the East Coast is expected to clear by early Tuesday. 

Meanwhile, 'substantial snow' appears to be in the cards for New Mexico this week. 

The NWS Albuquerque has already warned that a 'significant winter storm' is expected to hit the state over the New Year's holiday. 

'Widespread snow, wind, blowing snow, freezing fog, low visibility, and major travel impacts expected. Extreme cold will move into the area with this storm,' it tweeted. 

It could be the coldest temperatures in five years for parts of the state, with the potential for dangerous wind chills on Tuesday morning from New Mexico to the Dakotas and Minnesota. 

Snow is expected to hit the southwest, already blanketing the likes of Sierra Vista, Arizona (pictured) on Sunday 

'Substantial snow' is also expected to be in the cards for New Mexico this week, the NWS Albuquerque warned 

NWS officials in Minnesota cautioned that roads were cloaked in snow, with some areas receiving as much as 16.5 inches

Forecasts predict that some wind chills could drop as low as 35 degrees below zero. 

The central Cascade Mountains in Washington could see a foot of snow, with 2 to 4 inches expected in the Dakotas and Minnesota.  

Meanwhile, it will remain warm in Florida - where the Trump family is currently vacationing at Mar-a-Lago - with temperatures expected to rise to the low to mid 80s range.  

The bad weather started on Wednesday and had doused North Dakota (pictured) in snow by Thursday

Parts of the United States were digging out Saturday from winter storms that officials said led to at least seven deaths.

Hardest hit were parts of the northern Plains, the upper Midwest, and the southwestern region from Arizona to western Texas.  

A 58-year-old woman in Louisiana was killed Wednesday when a tree struck by lightning fell on her home.

In Kansas, police said icy roads caused a fatal car crash Thursday on an interstate highway.

A crash Thursday involving a snowplow and a pickup truck in Dunn County, North Dakota claimed the life of a 37-year-old truck driver.

A 17-year-old boy in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was killed in a two-car collision that police blamed on icy roads.

A woman on a camping trip in Tennessee died when she was swept away by flood waters while trying to cross a creek.

Two people died in weather-related collisions in Minnesota, one when a pedestrian was struck by a snowplow blade in Crow Wing County amid poor visibility.

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Main photo article It’s going to be a very wet night for the one million people who plan to stand for hours in Times Square to watch the ball drop on New Year’s Eve. 
Forecasters predict a major storm system will move through the East Coast on Monday night and into Tuesday, bringing in rain right ...

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