Breezy NYC Day Today Rain Returns Next Week
03/29/24 9:19am ET
Good morning everyone. We continue to watch the departure of our latest rain producer in the Northeast, which will be replaced with a stiff breeze and sunshine. Also, the pattern remains very active, with yet another system on the heels of this one; due to impact the Midwest and Central states on through New England Sunday through Thursday from west to east.
We are watching this one very closely due to the increased risk of severe weather in the Midwest and Central states, as well as an early spring snowstorm possible for parts of New England. If an energy transfer to the New England coast materializes and deepening low pressure is able to tap enough cold air, some spots in New England could be looking at 18-24″+ of snow; making it one of the heaviest snowfalls of the season and a late one at that.
For now, we will enjoy a couple of days of calm but windy weather, then we will watch and see what low pressure emerging from the Rockies will be capable of as far as severe weather. As of this moment, it will be hard to pinpoint exactly where the storms could spawn Sunday, but we will have a better idea tomorrow.
Here’s your local NYC metro
SATELLITE
Look for increasing sunshine today, a blustery day, and highs in the 50-55 range. Some clouds are still hanging out across Long Island, but they should be on the move as the day goes on.
WEATHER RADAR
Expect sun & clouds tomorrow, the breeze remains, and we’ll have the slight chance of a popcorn shower. Highs in the mid to upper 50’s. Sunday is looking nice with a light NW wind and highs in the near 60/low 60 range.
Clouds return on Monday with PM showers developing, then rain continues into some time on Thursday for a very gloomy week. We’ll give a full timeline of that rain and what to expect in a couple of days. For now, enjoy the sunshine.
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