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NYC Light Snow Possible With Arctic Reinforcement
Good afternoon everyone. Quiet and typical late January weather dominates the next few days here in the NYC Metro Area, while we keep an eye on a few features that may impact the region mid-week and the weekend.
SATELLITE
First and foremost, we end the day today on a bright note, with light winds and near 30 temps. Temps will drop overnight into the upper teens to low 20’s.
We’ll have a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow with the slight chance of flurries due to some weak energy aloft. Highs will be in the low to mid 30’s, then upper teens to near 20 overnight.
WEATHER RADAR
Monday remains quiet with sunshine and seasonably cold air parked over the area. Look for more low 30’s, then upper 20’s as clouds will act as an atmospheric blanket.
Clouds continue to increase on Tuesday, and we’re keeping an eye on some energy that may touch off some light snow in the area. Even if it doesn’t materialize, it’s the leading edge of very cold air returning. After highs near 40 on Tuesday, we’ll plunge back into the mid 20’s Wednesday for highs. Lows will be a frigid single digits to near 10.
We remain cold on Thursday, then modify a bit on Friday as we start looking at our next system.
For those thinking all-out, rip-roaring blizzard for Sat/Sun, it is simply too early to even discuss the options. With upper level energy tomorrow, Tuesday night’s system (hit or miss), it puts Sat/Sun’s system #3 in line. We don’t jump ahead like that because the margin of error is too high at this point. That being said, we are watching it to see if it become credible, or another disappointment for snow lovers.
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