Thursday, January 23, 2014
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
AFTER THE STORM, BRUTAL COLD WILL REMAIN ENTRENCHED ACROSS THE REGION....
1. Unlike the early January storm, temps will remain below 20 degrees Fahrenheit from now through Saturday morning for the entire region. This stretch of such well-below normal readings is quite unusual, even by mid-winter standards.
2. Wednesday night and thursday night have a shot at 0 degrees in NYC, with the better shot Wednesday under clear skies, a fresh snow cover and light winds.
3. "Calm cold" of Wednesday night will be replaced by dangerous, wind-driven cold by Thursday night. Wind-chill values will range from -10 to -15 degrees below zero, with actual temps of around 5-10 degrees above zero in NYC.
4. Friday/Saturday: Remaining cold Friday, but winds die off. Saturday, we'll have to deal with a weak storm with light rain and snow, changing to light snow at night before ending. Minor accumulation.
5. Sunday/Monday: Wicked cold will be felt yet again, with single-digit wind-chill values likely. A more significant storm then moves near on Monday night and Tuesday, with the potential for more accumulating snow. Chance of hitting 0 at night again early next week.
2. Wednesday night and thursday night have a shot at 0 degrees in NYC, with the better shot Wednesday under clear skies, a fresh snow cover and light winds.
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| NOAA: Lows Wednesday night |
3. "Calm cold" of Wednesday night will be replaced by dangerous, wind-driven cold by Thursday night. Wind-chill values will range from -10 to -15 degrees below zero, with actual temps of around 5-10 degrees above zero in NYC.
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| NOAA Forecast map for Thursday |
4. Friday/Saturday: Remaining cold Friday, but winds die off. Saturday, we'll have to deal with a weak storm with light rain and snow, changing to light snow at night before ending. Minor accumulation.
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| Intellicast.com |
5. Sunday/Monday: Wicked cold will be felt yet again, with single-digit wind-chill values likely. A more significant storm then moves near on Monday night and Tuesday, with the potential for more accumulating snow. Chance of hitting 0 at night again early next week.
Monday, January 20, 2014
MAJOR SNOWSTORM WILL IMPACT THE TRI STATE AREA TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING...
Snow will overspread the area from west to east in the mid-afternoon hours and become heavy at times by late in the day.
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| Canadian Model shows a classic snowstorm for the area |
Snow will persist throughout the night Tuesday night; with increasing winds, the temps will be brutal (very similar to the January 2/3 storm) with readings near 10 degrees during the height of the storm.
A general 6-12" is likely, with amounts of over a foot likely for southern and eastern sections of Suffolk County. Snow will likely be over by 5-6am Wednesday morning.
Bitterly cold weather will persist behind the storm. NYC has another shot at 0 degree readings for Wednesday night.
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| Accuweather.com |
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| Intellicast.com |
Temps in the extended range are overdone for late this weekend, as another shot of arctic air will arrive by early next week.
Watch for snow chances for Thursday, with even a better chance over the weekend.
stay tuned
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Watch for snow chances for Thursday, with even a better chance over the weekend.
stay tuned
No video today due to technical difficulties...
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