NYC Not Out Of Cold Air Yet

NYC Not Out Of Cold Air Yet

Good morning everyone. It would be a lie for me to sit here and say we’ve had an average winter temp-wise. because obviously we haven’t. That being said, other corridors of the Country have experienced a cold and snowy season, and there is still some cold air left, even for us here. The question remains, do we have anything around that can take advantage of it and give us any snow; and again, time is running out. It doesn’t mean late-season snow is impossible, but there are signs that we revert to the usual pattern after or late in the first week of March. That could put the nails in the coffin for anything significant or even moderate here.

SATELLITE

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For today we have sunshine and relatively chilly conditions under a light steady breeze. Look for highs in the upper 30’s to low 40’s, then lows overnight in the low to mid 30’s.

Milder air returns tomorrow under sun & clouds, with highs near 50.

WEATHER RADAR

We go a bit milder to start your workweek, with more sun & clouds Monday and highs in the mid 50’s. Full sunshine returns Tuesday with near 50/low 50 temps.

Our first chance of rain will be on Wednesday afternoon with increase clouds and near 50 temps. Expect more rain on Thursday with the core of our system going well north of the area. Highs near 50 on Thursday will give ay to windy and cooler (possibly cold) conditions on Friday. We’ll hold off for now to see if there’s a lag in the colder temps.

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Colder air will try and take hold to end the month and start March, but we don’t know if it skims the area just to our north, or it’s able to sink down a little bit. If so, we’ll be watching the approach of any hypothetical systems out there to see if we can get some onset snow or mix.

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