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A storm forecast for this Sunday and Monday in New York is torn between rain and snow, according to experts.

“A storm that looked like it might start out as rain before turning to snow now looks like it will bring rain to most of the immediate New York metropolitan area. The change in the forecast is the result that temperatures will tend to increase early next week, which will cause rain instead of snow for city residents,” he summarized. NBC News.

Rain is expected early on Sunday and the precipitation will then increase with winds. “It is likely that there will be some transition to snow Sunday night in the Hudson Valley and northern Connecticut, while warm air maintains the water-only option for the rest of the area.

Sunday night, as cold air arrives from Canada, we could see rain turn to snow specifically north and west of New York City. The temperature is expected to remain just above freezing point in NYC (32F/OC), limited Fox News.

Snow or a mix of rain and snow is expected Monday morning. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), precipitation will gradually cease in the morning.

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Another round of rain is on the way overnight. Once that moves out Friday morning the weather will dry out before precipitation chances increase once again for Saturday night and Sunday. pic.twitter.com/P87CtaflxK

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) January 25, 2024

NYC had two snowfalls last week, after almost two years without any in the city, and then an extreme cold snap hit. Since then temperatures have improved.

The previous record for New York City without significant snowfall had been 400 days, which ended on March 21, 1998. Central Park, considered the benchmark thermometer of NYC, usually has about 24 inches of total snow during a winter. But last year it totaled only 2.3, the lowest amount since records began in 1869.

In general Snowfall has been scarce in New York City in the last five years, with the exception of the winter of 2020-21, when almost 40 inches fell, exceeding the annual average. Doctors and meteorologists remember that Extreme temperatures are very dangerous, especially for the elderly and children..

Weather updates can be found here and on the portal of National Weather Service (NWS-NY). Further details here about the forecast in counties of New York and Jersey and on this page NBC News Weather.

2024-01-26 18:53:23
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After two light snowfalls this week that ended a 701-day drought without snowpack in NYC, the thermometer has dropped considerably since last night, causing the lowest temperatures so far this winter in the region.

“To the extent that low pressure system moves away tonight, a much colder air surrounds it,” the National Weather Service (NWS).

The current thermal sensation is around 18 degrees F (-8C) in New York City today Saturday and is expected much less tonight and Sunday morning (1F/-17C). Next week is shaping up to be a little less cold: 27F (-3C) on Monday.

There is no snow forecast in the next few days, but there is rain on Thursday. Yesterday less than half an inch accumulated in Central Park, considered the benchmark thermometer of NYC, but that amount was enough to dye several areas of the city white. The highest snow total in the tri-state area was reported at 5:00 pm with 5.6″ in Whiting, New Jersey (Ocean County), according to ABC News.

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It sure is cold out!🥶Wondering where this airmass originated? We have a model for that! This frigid airmass was over Northern Canada (in the Arctic) more than a week ago. It’ll stick around this weekend before the next system brings in warmer air mid week. #NYwx #NJwx #CTwx pic.twitter.com/Torjnr9SkU

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) January 20, 2024

After almost two years without accumulated snow in NYC and a historically warm January 2023, the situation has reversed, with winter worsening this week in the city. In addition, 3 deaths were reported in the north of the state. Doctors and meteorologists remember that Extreme temperatures are very dangerous, especially for the elderly and children..

The previous record for New York City without significant snowfall had been 400 days, which ended on March 21, 1998. Central Park typically has about 24 inches of total snow during a winter. But last year it totaled only 2.3, the lowest amount since records began in 1869.

In general Snowfall has been scarce in New York City in the last five years, with the exception of the winter of 2020-21, when almost 40 inches fell, exceeding the annual average of 29.8.

Weather updates can be found here and on the portal of National Weather Service (NWS-NY). Further details here about the forecast in counties of New York and Jersey and on this page NBC News Weather.

2024-01-20 18:29:59
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A second snowfall this week is en route to New York and the tri-state areaafter the light storm that fell between Monday night and Tuesday morning, closing a period of almost two years without snow in the city.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a winter weather advisory for parts of New Jersey. Snow will arrive in the region between 5 and 8 a.m. Friday. Then a second round is expected between 10 a.m. y 4 p.m., according to the latest forecasts.

Some of the coldest air on record so far this winter will arrive the weekend after the storm. Temperatures will reach 20 degrees F (-7C) in New York City on Saturday and the wind chill will feel much cooler, especially toward Sunday night (10F/-12C). Next week is shaping up to be more benign.

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Below normal temperatures will continue through the weekend. High temperatures on Monday will be closer to normal, with above normal highs for Tuesday and Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/2YCM2mYqrQ

— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) January 18, 2024

Meteorologist Lee Goldberg told ABC News that this Friday they are expected between 1 and 3 inches for areas north and west of NYC, and 3 to 6 inches south of I-78 at the Holland Tunnel in Lower Manhattan. So, Staten Island, southern Brooklyn and Queens have potential for higher accumulations.

The wind is not forecast to be unusually strong, but it may be enough to kick up snow and reduce visibility. Roads and sidewalks are very likely to become slippery, so it is recommended Caution to drivers and pedestrians.

The immediate coast of New Jersey will be in the 1-3″ band. inches of snow, while the interior of the state could see some of the highest totals in the region.

Much of the country is under similar situations with extreme cold and/or storms, with several fatalities. Doctors and meteorologists remember that Extreme temperatures are dangerous, especially for the elderly and children.

After 701 days without snow in NYC and a historically warm January 2023, the situation has reversed, with winter worsening this week in the city, while 3 deaths have been reported in the north of the state.

The previous record for New York City without significant snowfall had been 400 days, which ended on March 21, 1998. Central Park, considered the benchmark thermometer of NYC, usually has about 24 inches of total snow during a winter. But last year it totaled only 2.3, the lowest amount since records began in 1869.

In general Snowfall has been scarce in New York City in the last five years, with the exception of the winter of 2020-21, when almost 40 inches fell, exceeding the annual average of 29.8.

Weather updates can be found here and on the portal of National Weather Service (NWS-NY). Further details here about the forecast in counties of New York and Jersey and on this page NBC News Weather.

2024-01-18 20:01:23
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