The Big Apple would see up to 4 inches of snow Thursday through Friday – Telemundo New York (47)

Light snow is expected to persist through Friday morning, although little to no additional accumulation is expected once the heavier bands move.

At this point, The Weather Authority forecasts that locations south and east of New York City will experience the highest totals, as was the case with a storm earlier this week that dropped more than a foot of snow in parts of New Jersey. Eastern Long Island and southern Jersey could see up to 5 inches, according to the most recent forecast, while the city could see up to 4 inches.

High temperatures before the snow are expected to top around 38 degrees on Thursday, then dip to near zero on Friday, which will also feature some gusty winds once the gusts wear off. Expect more of the same chill for Saturday, though sunny skies will help ease the afternoon chill a bit.

Another messy and wet system of storms could hit the tri-state area Sunday night, bringing rain to some regions and light snow during the evening hours with high temperatures of around 43 degrees for the last day of the end of week.

That system is expected to be followed by an arctic blast bringing temperatures into the mid-30s on Monday and into the mid-20s on Tuesday, which could be the coldest day of the season than New York City.

Stay connected with The Authority in Time in all our editions and digital platforms.

– .