High Winds Through Monday to Bring in Cold Air to the Tri-State
Strong, dangerous winds will usher in below-freezing temperatures to start the workweek across the tri-state.
A High Wind Warning is in Effect
A high wind warning is in effect through Monday for most areas west of the city with gusts possible up to 60 mph. Meanwhile, in New York City, Long Island, Connecticut, the Hudson Valley, and Hudson and Bergen counties are under a wind advisory through Monday.
Potential for Damage from High Winds
The high winds have the potential to bring down tree limbs and power lines after all the ice accumulation from freezing rain Saturday night into Sunday.
Cold Temperatures Expected on Monday
Monday will also be much colder, with temperatures starting in the 20s and wind chills in the teens.
Winds to Back Off on Tuesday
Winds are expected to back off a bit on Tuesday, but it will still be cold, with temperatures in the teens and wind chills in the single digits early in the morning.
Watching a Potential Snowstorm for Thursday
The next big storm is expected to impact the area on Wednesday night into Thursday.
Forecast Uncertainty Remains
The models have not been in agreement, with some forecasting a big hit in the form of a nor’easter, while others have the storm staying farther to the south or east over the Atlantic.
Temperatures to Warm Up for the Weekend and Beyond
Temperatures will start to warm back up for the weekend and the following week, with a drier forecast ahead once we get through Thursday.
Conclusion:
The tri-state area is in for a cold and windy few days, with temperatures expected to drop significantly. While the forecast is uncertain for Thursday’s potential snowstorm, it’s clear that the area can expect a return to milder temperatures by the weekend.
FAQs:
* What is the high wind warning in effect for?
A high wind warning is in effect through Monday for most areas west of the city, with gusts possible up to 60 mph.
* Which areas are under a wind advisory?
New York City, Long Island, Connecticut, the Hudson Valley, and Hudson and Bergen counties are under a wind advisory through Monday.
* What is expected to happen due to the high winds?
The high winds have the potential to bring down tree limbs and power lines after all the ice accumulation from freezing rain Saturday night into Sunday.
