One Snow Storm Down, But a Few More Wintry Chances Are in the Week Ahead
A Series of Storms to Impact the East Coast
After Saturday night’s snow across the tri-state, get ready for a few more rounds of wintry precipitation coming up this week. A series of storms will impact the East Coast through next Sunday, having a variety of impacts on the tri-state area.
The First System: A Glancing Blow for New York City
The first system passes south of the tri-state Tuesday night. South Jersey will be best positioned for a few inches of snow with this one. New York City may get just a glancing blow, with very little snow accumulation expected.
Bigger Snowfall Expected in Washington, D.C. and the Delmarva Peninsula
Washington, D.C. and the Delmarva Peninsula stand the best chance for big snow. Snow totals between 5 and 8 inches are possible in that area.
Small Shifts in the Track Could Bring Big Changes to the Forecast
Small shifts in the track of this storm – especially if it tracks farther north — would bring big changes to the forecast for New York City, so check in with Storm Team 4 for updates as the storm gets closer.
Wintry Mix Ahead: Timing and Details Still Fuzzy
Behind the Tuesday’s storm, we’re looking ahead to a chance for wintry mix Wednesday night, Thursday morning, and again next weekend. Timing and detailed impacts are still fuzzy, but temperatures are trending cold this week, so there will be more wintry weather on the way.
Unsettled Weather Ahead
Rest assured that the coming week will be an unsettled one from a weather standpoint.
Conclusion
The week ahead promises to be a wild ride from a weather perspective, with multiple rounds of wintry precipitation on the way. Stay tuned to Storm Team 4 for the latest updates and forecasts.
FAQs
* When can I expect the next snowfall?
+ The next snowfall is expected to hit the tri-state area on Tuesday night, with the potential for a few inches of snow in South Jersey.
* Will it snow in New York City?
+ It’s possible that New York City may get just a glancing blow, with very little snow accumulation expected.
* Where is the best place to expect big snow?
+ Washington, D.C. and the Delmarva Peninsula stand the best chance for big snow, with snow totals between 5 and 8 inches possible in that area.
