Track the Snow with Interactive StormTracker 4 Radar
Up to 8 inches of snow is expected in some parts of the tri-state, including the Hudson Valley and Connecticut.
Exclusive, interactive StormTracker 4 Radar will allow you to keep an eye on the snow timing, direction, and any switchover to sleet or rain in your community.
New York City Snowfall Forecast: How Much Snow Could We See?
The forecast range for NYC of 2-5 inches is about right, but we could see a wide range of 1 inch in Staten Island and 5 inches in the north Bronx — quite a difference across the five boroughs.
The heaviest totals are expected north and east of NYC, 5-8 inches, where the winter storm warning is set.
Hour-by-Hour Winter Storm Forecast: When Will the Snow Start and End?
Snowfall rates could approach an inch an hour before midnight.
By mid-Sunday morning, the storm is essentially over with only a few flurries still lingering.
Track the Snow with Interactive StormTracker 4 Radar
Use our interactive radar to track the snow in real-time and get the latest updates on the storm’s progress.
How to Use the Interactive Radar
To use the interactive radar, simply click on the map to zoom in and out, and use the slider to adjust the time.
You can also use the radar to track the storm’s movement and intensity, and get updates on the latest snowfall totals.
Conclusion
The interactive StormTracker 4 Radar is a powerful tool that allows you to track the snow in real-time and get the latest updates on the storm’s progress.
By using the radar, you can stay ahead of the storm and plan your day accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much snow is expected in NYC?
A: The forecast range for NYC is 2-5 inches, but totals could range from 1 inch in Staten Island to 5 inches in the north Bronx.
Q: When will the snow start and end?
A: Snowfall rates could approach an inch an hour before midnight, and the storm is expected to be over by mid-Sunday morning.
Q: How can I track the snow in real-time?
A: You can use our interactive StormTracker 4 Radar to track the snow in real-time and get the latest updates on the storm’s progress.
