NYC NEAR RECORD HIGHS PRECEDE SNOW POSSIBILITY
NYC NEAR RECORD HIGHS PRECEDE SNOW POSSIBILITY
NYC NEAR RECORD HIGHS PRECEDE SNOW POSSIBILITY – Good morning! If you’re waking up now and look outside, a gloomy morning has confronted you. Low clouds and fog will remain with us for most of the morning, then some partial clearing before the rain and thunderstorms move in. Unless we get some extra sun, record highs in NYC are doubtful, however, it’ll still be warm with highs 65-70. That being said, with the record high at 73, it won’t take much sun to edge us close.
As far as rain and possible severe weather, at this point I think we get two rounds. The first one will be a broad swath of showers with embedded thunderstorms late morning to early afternoon. While things may get gusty at times and rain will also be heavy at times, I do not feel this round will contain any severe weather for the NYC area.
During late afternoon/evening, a second line of storms will move into the region. This line should be stronger but more narrow. As discussed yesterday, anything reaching here at severe limits will be a tall order, but the possibility is there, so we’ll have to keep an eye on it as things develop. It is simply impossible to predict what this line will look like right now and how it’ll look when it reaches the coast. Part of it may split up and pieces go to our north and south, so stay tuned as it unfolds.
NYC NEAR RECORD HIGHS PRECEDE SNOW POSSIBILITY – After our front passes, it’ll leave behind a sunny and windy Thursday, with highs dropping through the 40’s. At the same time, a compact, fast moving, and vigorous upper level low will head towards the area. We need to keep a close eye on it to see if it energizes a bit as it hits the coast. Because of its speed, any accumulations should be held down, but the possibility is certainly there for a very quick burst of moderate to heavy snow Friday before it departs.
After we get through today and see what this upper level disturbance looks like, I will discuss accumulation possibilities (if any), tomorrow.
A sharp cold front heads into our area, bringing with it near record highs, showers, thunderstorms, and then dropping temps and a snow possibility.
Radar is getting busy with one batch of showers and storms heading towards us for late morning. Another round is expected later and it may be stronger albeit more brief.
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