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NYC Very Cold Air Settles Into Area
Good morning everyone and happy Monday. Very cold air is on the move and we bottom out tomorrow before quickly modifying towards a quiet rest of the week. We continue to watch a few features, including a very powerful offshore low expected to form down by FL, then rake Nova Scotia & possibly extreme NE New England on Saturday.
SATELLITE
For us here in the NYC Metro, expect mostly sunny skies all week, with the big issues being the temps today with those wind chills, and overnight tonight into tomorrow night with some arctic air. Highs today will be in the upper 20’s to near 30, then we drop into the low to mid teens tonight. Gusty winds today will make things feel like the teens, so bundle up and protect your skin.
WEATHER RADAR
Sunshine won’t do anything to help out the situation tomorrow as we don’t recover much from our overnight lows. Look for highs in the mid to upper teens, with steady winds possibly making it feel like single digits. Winds will subside overnight tomorrow under clear skies, and that’ll help with some radiational cooling, especially NW of the NYC area. We’ll have lows in the low to mid teens, but single digits are likely upstate.
The air modifies quickly with mid to upper 30’s on Wednesday, then near 40 temps Thursday under more sunshine. We drop back to seasonable on Friday with mid 30’s. So far the weekend is looking quiet for us, but we are watching a potentially tremendous storm head into Nova Scotia. That may be big enough to give us some gusty winds, rough surf, enhanced tides, and scattered flurries Saturday, but the big story will be the snow numbers this thing puts up on the Canada/US border; where 2-3ft+ snow is possible.
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