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NYC Quiet Cold Week With Some Wind
01/12/25 12:15pm
Good afternoon everyone. We have an active winter weather pattern that will continue over the next couple of weeks, with some very cold air moving across the region as well.
Aside from some heavy Lake Effect snows across the lakeshores of New York, things look rather quiet for the Northeast. Our next system us due in some time late next weekend, and it looks as if most of southeast New York, eastern Pennsylvania, and all of New Jersey are in the “warm” quadrant of this system with some 40’s and rain.
However, that same storm system may bring a new round of snow across parts of Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio between late Friday and Sunday from west to east. We could also see some heavier snows develop if low pressure re-energizes in the Great Lakes region and hangs back a bit. We’ll also watch the Gulf Coast and Southeast for some showers and thunderstorms possible in the warm quadrant as gulf moisture clashes with colder air rushing in behind it.
Here is your local NYC Metro forecast –
SATELLITE
Look for mostly sunny skies today, with chilly conditions in the near 40 degree range. We’ll have a repeat tomorrow with more near 40 temps, then things take a tumble.
WEATHER RADAR
The breeze kicks up tomorrow night and doesn’t subside until late Wednesday. It’ll be sunny, but we’ll be stuck in the near 30/low 30 range Tuesday through Thursday. Friday remains dry with sunshine and 35-40 degree temps.
Look for increasing clouds Saturday after some AM sun with near 40 degree temps, then mid 40’s and rain possible on Sunday.
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