Tri-State Faces Snow-Covered Roads During Weather Alert Day
The Tri-State region is currently experiencing snow-covered roads as part of the ongoing Weather Alert Day. Snow is anticipated to persist until about 6 a.m., leading to significant travel delays this morning. Commuters should expect their journeys to take longer due to the hazardous conditions.
Snow Accumulation and Impacts
Forecasts predict total snow accumulation between 2 to 4 inches. As snow showers taper off from west to east between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m., overcast skies will remain throughout the day. Temperatures are expected to rise gradually, reaching 33 degrees in the afternoon. However, untreated roads will likely remain hazardous for a considerable time.
Travel Conditions
- Snow-covered roads are expected to cause delays.
- Highly traveled and treated roads should improve by early afternoon.
- Travel should be approached with caution throughout the day.
Weekly Weather Outlook
Moving into the evening, expect partly cloudy skies with nighttime temperatures dipping to the low 20s. The following day, Wednesday, promises mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions with highs reaching the mid-30s, although these temperatures remain below the seasonal average.
Cold Front and Flurry Potential
A weak cold front is predicted to move through Wednesday night, potentially bringing flurries overnight. The low temperature is expected to be around 26 degrees.
Extended Forecast
- Thursday: Colder temperatures with highs only reaching 30 degrees; nighttime lows may drop to 14 degrees.
- Weekend: A chance of light snow or a wintry mix is forecasted for Saturday night into Sunday.
Residents are advised to stay informed and prepared, as road conditions may continue to be impacted by winter weather throughout the week. For daily updates, consider signing up for the forecast email newsletter.
