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7:00 AM | **Accumulating snow today as low pressure pushes along Arctic front...weekend Arctic blast...monster storm threat comes by Tuesday**

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7:00 AM | **Accumulating snow today as low pressure pushes along Arctic front...weekend Arctic blast...monster storm threat comes by Tuesday**

Paul Dorian

6-Day NYC Forecast

Today

Snow during the morning and mid-day hours, a few snow showers possible this afternoon, maybe even a heavier snow squall, windy and cold, mid-to-upper 30’s for highs

Tonight

Becoming partly cloudy, windy and very cold, lows by morning in the mid-to-upper teens

Saturday

Mainly sunny, brisk, very cold for this time of year, near 30 degrees for highs (normal high at CTP is 47 degrees)

Saturday Night

Mainly cloudy, very cold, middle teens

Sunday

Partly sunny, still very cold for this time of year, low 30’s

Monday

Sun followed by late day increasing clouds, cold, mid 30’s; chance for snow at night

Tuesday

Cloudy, brisk, cold, chance for snow, mid 30’s

Wednesday

Mainly sunny, windy, very cold, low 30’s

Discussion

Low pressure that has formed along an Arctic frontal boundary zone is now pushing to the east and colder air has worked into the region from the north-to-the-south. Snow in the area this morning and it lasts into the mid-day or early afternoon hours and there can be a couple of late afternoon snow showers – perhaps even a heavier snow squall - with total snow accumulations possible on the order of 3-6 inches. After Arctic cold air floods the area tonight and Saturday, the next storm system will be suppressed well to the south - sparing the region of any late weekend snowfall. A third and potential monster storm is likely to develop near the Mid-Atlantic coastline in the late Monday night or Tuesday time frame and it could intensify rapidly near the coastline with lots of cold air in place – in other words, lots of snow potential. Stay tuned, one of the trends to watch over the next few days will the exact storm track as one just inland could bring enough warmer air in from the ocean for a changeover of snow-to-rain along and east of I-95.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian

Vencore, Inc.

vencoreweather.com