New York Snowfall Forecast: Snow Arrives December 13th

Snowfall Accumulation and Timing

• ❄️ Snow has begun falling in the New York area, reducing visibility to 2 miles in the city and becoming steadier and heavier.
• 🌡️ Temperatures are currently 34°F, above freezing, causing main roads to be wet but untreated surfaces to pick up light accumulation.
• 🌨️ The storm is developing to the south, pulling in colder air overnight, with temperatures expected to fall.
• ⚠️ A First Alert Weather Day is in effect through tomorrow, with light to moderate snow moving southwest to northeast.

Expected Snow Totals

• 📊 A general 2 to 4 inches of snowfall is expected across the area.
• 📈 The most common amount is anticipated to be 3 to 4 inches, with a possibility of 4 to 6 inches in central New Jersey and the east end of Long Island.
• 🧊 Any snow that accumulates will freeze solid overnight due to falling temperatures.

Temperature Outlook and Future Snow

• 🥶 The freezing line is currently over the city, with temperatures expected to remain around 32-33°F overnight.
• 🧊 Colder air will move in tomorrow, pushing the freezing line further out.
• ❄️ A chance of snow showers exists for later Monday, though not expected to be a significant storm.
• 📉 "Feels like" temperatures will drop through the teens tomorrow, with only 29°F on Monday and 32°F on Tuesday.
• 🌬️ Winter conditions are arriving hard and fast this year, feeling more like January or February.