Winter Weather Update: Snow and Wind Expected in NYC This Week!
NEW YORK – The cold weather continued into Tuesday, with temperatures staying low and a chill in the air that made it feel even colder.
As we move into the middle of the week, there may be a few snowflakes, but the weather will be a mix of sun, clouds, and cold air.
On Tuesday, the temperature started in the 30s and 20s, but it felt like the teens or even lower. There was a bit of sunshine mixed with clouds, but the temperatures stayed below 40°F. Although there was a light breeze, the cold air made it feel much colder than it was.
Wednesday’s Weather: A Chilly Day with a Change in Winds
Wednesday will be a transition day. The clouds will take over the sky, and a southwest wind will bring in some changes.
However, it will still be a chilly day, with temperatures only reaching the upper 30s. So, don’t expect any warm breaks in the weather just yet.
What About Snow and Rain in NYC?
Looking ahead, we can expect snow and rain to arrive on Wednesday night into Thursday. The air will be cold enough for snow, but a warm air mass moving in could make the snow turn into a wintry mix.
That means we might see a combination of rain and snow instead of all snow, especially in the city. Right now, weather models are not very certain about the exact rain-to-snow line, so it’s still unclear how much snow we will get.
Windy and Cold Conditions on Thursday
In addition to the wintry mix, Thursday will bring strong winds. It’s expected to be gusty throughout the day, with wind speeds possibly reaching up to 46 mph.
This could lead to a Wind Advisory for the area. These strong winds will make the cold feel even more intense, so make sure to bundle up if you plan to be outside.
Cold Weather is Expected to Last
Even after the wintry mix and gusty winds pass, the cold weather will stick around. Temperatures are expected to drop even more as we end the week, so it looks like the chilly conditions will continue for the foreseeable future.
If you haven’t already, now’s the time to prepare for the cold weather, as it doesn’t seem to be going anywhere soon.
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