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NYC Very Quiet Week Ahead March Long Range
Good morning everyone! We have a very quiet week ahead which allows us to look into the long range. So far, things are looking quiet to start March, but we do get more active again as time goes on with some systems similar to the last few.
SATELLITE
Sunshine has moved into the area, but so has the wind. Look for a blustery day today with mid 40’s that won’t feel as such. Winds will be our of the WNW at 15-25mph with gusts to 30+.
We’ll dial back the winds tomorrow, but colder air heads in. Sunshine remains, but mid 30’s will be the best we do.
WEATHER RADAR
The air modifies by Tuesday with a return to mid 40’s, then we go for upper 40’s to near 50 on Wednesday for the best day of the week. Things cool off again on Thursday and Friday, but we remain dry and sunny. Our weekend is looking like nothing special either way, with more quiet conditions and some 40’s.
We’ll take that quiet weather all the way into the beginning of next week. A couple of minor disturbances may touch off a few sprinkles or flurries, but we don’t seen anything “major” going on till the first weekend in March. We’ll be keeping an eye on a Great Lakes runner that’ll probably bring us some rain at some point, and that’ll start a parade of systems with rhyming paths.
At this point, we certainly have some cold air left and I won’t rule out any snow for the NYC metro area. However, as of this point, any chance of frozen precip would probably come from an overrunning situation like we saw a few days ago, and not from a Nor’easter-type setup in the next 2 weeks or so.
Plainly speaking, it’s going to be very tough for snow lovers in the NYC/Long Island area if you’re looking for a blockbuster March storm days 1-10.
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