NEW YORK – Don’t let this sunny Monday with highs in the 50s fool you. Clouds move in later Monday before a quick burst of rain to snow overnight. Whatever happens, it will only happen for about six hours or so, which will limit the impacts.
Most residents of the tri-state are expected to deal with wet roads on their commute Tuesday morning. Some may face, at worst, a muddy buildup. Then there are gusts and most of Tuesday feels like the 20s and 30s.
Following? 10 day weather forecast for New York
Once the next system is installed, we expect a fairly calm week with mostly sunny skies and temperatures between 40 and 40 degrees. It’s possible another storm will bring more rain and snow to the tri-state area this weekend, with flakes more likely to build up in areas north and west of the city.
At this point, it doesn’t look like the system is much more than a winter disaster of sleet and freezing rain for most of us, but things could change, so stay with The Weather Authority for the latest weather news. .
And for those wondering, daylight saving time starts on March 12.