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NYC Colder & Possibly Snowier Pattern Ahead
12/29/24
Good afternoon everyone. We have a progressively colder and possibly snowier pattern ahead as we watch a series of systems knock us back into the 30’s from the 50’s, then possibly into the 20’s for highs for the 2nd week of January.
We start out on the mild side as 50’s grace the area today through Wednesday. Our first system is due in later today and tonight, with clouds already on the increase. We’ll see some rain possible tonight, with maybe even a rumble of thunder. Best chance to see some thunderstorm activity though, will be to our west and south.
SATELLITE
We’ll have some AM showers tomorrow, then partial clearing late with highs in the mid 50’s. It’ll be cooler overnight tomorrow with 35-40 degree temps, but we have another day in the 50-55 range on Tuesday with more increasing clouds late. Look for on & off rain New Year’s Eve, then morning showers New Year’s Day and near 50 degree temps for highs.
WEATHER RADAR
After that, the bottom begins to fall out as we hardly make 40 on Thursday with some sunshine, then mid to upper 30’s at best for Friday. Your weekend looks sunny, breezy, and cold with highs in the low to mid 30’s, then we begin to watch out next system.
Depending on the track and strength of our next system, we could see some onset snows developing next Monday as cold air remains locked in. Whether it changes to rain or remains snow, will all depend on the final track. That behind said, very cold air is due in behind that next system. 30’s will give way to 20’s for highs, then we’ll need to watch any hypothetical systems after that as a more southerly track develops.
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