NYC SNOW POTENTIAL UPDATE

NYC SNOW POTENTIAL UPDATE

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NYC SNOW POTENTIAL UPDATE

 

NYC SNOW POTENTIAL UPDATE – Good morning everyone and welcome to another unimpressive system (for us) if you’re a big snow fan. Our active pattern continues as systems race across the Nation and air masses change just as quick. After seeing highs in the 60’s yesterday, we’ll find ourselves in flux again, with sunny skies and seasonably cool weather, slightly breezy with highs in the low 40’s. Tonight will set us up for the next system, allowing the temps to drop below freezing due to partly cloudy skies, light winds, and lows in the upper 20’s to near 30. Tomorrow, a weak system will approach the coast and attempt to form a wave along it. Throughout the season so far, these systems have had a hard time transferring energy to the coast due to unfavorable conditions in the upper atmosphere, and my gut tells me this will be the same.

NYC SNOW POTENTIAL UPDATE – Unless something impresses me otherwise, I feel that a low will eventually get going, but it’ll be too late to bring us any real action as far as frozen precip in the NYC area.   Wet snow, mixed with rain at times will start off our day in the first part of the morning during rush our, but it’ll quickly turn to all rain within 1-2 hours. If we can get the precip to start a little early, we MAY see a slushy coating on colder surfaces such as cars, twigs, and grass, but it’ll quickly wash away. The low pressure eventually does get going, but it’s a quick mover and will be well to our east by the time it has any chance to have any true impact. If it wraps up strong enough, it’s possible to get a quick changeover back to snow before ending promptly. If this scenario happens, we could once again get a light slushy coating, but with wet roads, things won’t stick easily.

Everything ends by midnight Thursday night, leaving us with gusty winds behind the low pressure system and lows in the low 30’s. On Friday, the sun returns for a chilly and breezy day, highs in the upper 30’s. Same scenario for Saturday, but with lighter winds and increasing clouds by evening. Another weak spoke of energy will transit the area on New Years Eve and it may touch off a few showers and or a light mix of precip, lows in the low 30’s, so bundle up!

 

 

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