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7:00 AM | ***The worst impacts today from the powerful nor'easter will be across Long Island, Connecticut***

Paul Dorian

6-Day Forecast

Today

Periods of snow, heavy at times, windy, cold, blowing and drifting, additional accumulations likely, highs in the mid 20’s

Tonight

Snow ending early; otherwise, mostly cloudy, very cold, blowing and drifting continues, upper teens by morning

Wednesday

Partly sunny, windy, cold, mid-to-upper 20’s

Wednesday Night

Partly cloudy, brutal cold, low-to-middle teens

Thursday

Becoming cloudy, cold, snow late in the day or at night, near 30 degrees

Friday

Becoming partly sunny, windy, cold, low 30’s

Saturday

Mostly sunny, quite cold, low 20’s

Sunday

Mostly cloudy, quite cold, chance for snow late, mid 20’s

Discussion

A powerful nor’easter is still wreaking havoc with much of the Northeast US today as it churns off the New England coastline. Snow will continue around here, heavy at times, and there will continue to be some blowing and drifting as winds gust past 40 mph. The worst of the impact will be across Long Island (18" already at Islip), Connecticut and into the rest of southern New England where blizzard warnings remain in effect. By early tonight, the low pressure area will begin to weaken as it heads towards the Canadian Maritimes. High pressure arrives here on Wednesday and then a clipper low is expected to throw some snow our way by Thursday night.

Video

httpv://youtu.be/SVg49BJ-Htg