New York Weather: Colder Than Average Stretch Continues with Snow Chances

Current Cold Snap and Below-Average Temperatures

• 🥶 The current weather pattern features a colder-than-average stretch, which is expected to continue.
• 📈 Temperatures have been below normal for eight consecutive days, with the last time above normal being before Thanksgiving.
• 🌡️ While today's high might be recorded just before midnight due to a wind shift, tomorrow offers a brief respite with temperatures in the mid-40s, closer to normal highs of 46°F.

Approaching Weather Systems

• 💨 A clipper system is expected to cross western Pennsylvania and reach the area by late evening.
• ❄️ A secondary, stronger system is predicted to produce snow and potentially cause disruptions in the Twin Cities and Wisconsin, with snow also possible for the local area tomorrow.

Precipitation and Snow Chances

• 🌧️ Tomorrow's forecast includes snow for the Catskills, while the city may experience rain due to warmer temperatures from a southwest wind.
• 🌨️ Higher elevations have the best chance for snow, and there's another potential snow event being monitored for Saturday night into Sunday.
• ⚠️ Models are not highly confident about a quick mix or snow shower late tonight, but a better chance for snow is anticipated tomorrow, especially to the north.