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NYC Period of Snow Likely Overnight Tomorrow
Good morning everyone. Arctic air is on the move again as we begin to watch for a period of snow along the leading end of it. While today seems cold and we remain locked in the upper 20’s, temps will bottom out on the weekend for a dangerously cold one. We’re also watching the prospect of a possible large system impacting areas east of the Mississippi at the end of next; possibly into the Northeast by Valentine’s Day weekend. It’s way too early to get into precipitation types or storm tracks, but the potential for a moist Valentine’s Day is out there, especially by me.
SATELLITE
Look for sunshine and relatively calm winds today, but we struggle in the 25-30 range. We’ll start off sunny tomorrow, then increasing clouds as the day progresses. Highs will be in the 25-30 degree range again.
WEATHER RADAR
Friday night is where it gets interesting as arctic air begins its push. Look for scattered light snow to break out, but there could be several heavier bands of snow squalls mixed in; especially at the end as a departing shot. The time frame on the snow looks to be late overnight Friday into early to mid morning Saturday. I’m going to stick to a coating to 2″ possible; and we’ll reserve the upper end of the spectrum for those who see those heavier squalls. Highs will start out in the 20’s, but fall into the teens. Lows overnight Saturday will be dangerously low in the 0-5 range. Negative digits could be observed away from the City.
Highs struggle in the 15-20 range on Sunday, with lows dropping into the 5-10 degree range.
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