New Yorkers may be seeing some snowflakes on Monday, however southern New Jersey is about to get socked by a significant storm transferring east from the central states.
The Large Apple might see 1 to three inches of snow, whereas the southern a part of the Backyard State is dealing with 5 to eight inches.
“Southern New Jersey ought to be within the thick of it by Monday morning. Folks going to work might be seeing snowflakes,” Fox Climate meteorologist Cody Braud instructed The Publish Saturday. “However I don’t assume they are going to be coping with any accumulating snow till the noon and afternoon hours.”
Beginning late Sunday night time, the storm will hit cities additional south like Washington D.C. and Baltimore, after which “will slowly maintain nudging north and east hour by hour,” Braud mentioned.
“As you get additional south of the mid-Atlantic, that’s the place the larger snow totals are going to be,” he predicted.
“In New York Metropolis, Lengthy Island and northern New Jersey, we’re on that advantageous line, the place we will see something from nothing, to a coating of snow, to doubtlessly that 1 to three inches,” Braud added.
Temperatures might be within the mid- to upper-20s at night time, with the wind chill doubtlessly making it really feel like 20. Highs within the area are anticipated to stay proper across the freezing line for the following few days.
The snow might finish as early because the noon hours, or could keep “all day and into the in a single day hours into Tuesday,” he mentioned.
A special storm in Upstate New York, in the meantime, is anticipated to convey as much as 16 inches of “lake impact” snow in a single day Saturday into noon Sunday to the Syracuse and Utica areas, the Nationwide Climate Service mentioned.
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