NYC Weather: Cold, Cloudy Saturday After Winter Storm, Snowfall Totals

Post-Storm Conditions in NYC

• ☁️ New York City remains under cloud cover following a recent winter storm, with temperatures currently at 27 degrees Fahrenheit.
• ❄️ While the main storm has moved on, some areas are still experiencing light snow or flurries.
• 🚗 Travel advisories remain in effect due to snow-packed and icy roadways, with slick conditions expected to persist.

Snowfall Accumulation Details

• 📊 The storm brought significant snowfall to certain regions, with darker blue areas on the map indicating the heaviest accumulations.
• 📈 Connecticut, eastern Long Island, and parts of the Hudson Valley, including the Catskills, saw substantial snow.
• 📏 Specific locations like Poughkeepsie reported up to 8-10 inches, while Orient and Upton on Long Island received 6.5 to 7.5 inches.
• 🏙️ Central Park officially recorded 4.3 inches of snow, the highest amount since January 2022, highlighting a trend of less snowfall in recent years.

Saturday Forecast and Wind Chill

• 🥶 Most areas are experiencing temperatures in the 20s, but north winds are making it feel colder, with wind chills around 19 degrees in the city.
• 🌡️ High temperatures today are expected to reach near freezing, with cloud cover and snow on the ground keeping temperatures lower than usual.
• 🧣 It is recommended to wear hats, gloves, and scarves due to the cold, windy conditions.

Upcoming Weather Outlook

• 🌃 Skies are expected to clear somewhat late Saturday and more significantly on Saturday night.
• 🌦️ Sunday will see increased cloud cover, with the next weather system arriving Sunday night, potentially bringing a mix of rain and snow before transitioning to rain.
• 💧 Monday is expected to receive only a tenth or two of an inch of rainfall.
• ❄️ Temperatures will turn cooler on Tuesday with a high of 32 degrees, and remain cold into Wednesday, with a high of 25 degrees before welcoming in 26 degrees on Wednesday night.