Winter Storm to Blanket NYC and Tri-State with Snow by Saturday
New York City and the Tri-State area are bracing for a significant winter storm set to hit by Friday evening. AccuWeather has issued an alert for the incoming weather system, which originates from the Ohio River Valley.
Storm Timeline and Impact
The storm will start making its way through the Tri-State region on Friday afternoon. The heaviest snowfall is expected Friday night, coinciding with evening commutes. This timing could lead to treacherous travel conditions.
Snow Accumulation Projections
- Forecast predicts 3-6 inches of snow across much of New York City and surrounding areas.
- Regions north and west of the city, including Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, and Pike counties, may see over six inches.
- Parts of northwestern New Jersey might also experience similar accumulations.
- Some mixing of rain and snow is expected in central and southern New Jersey, particularly in areas south of I-95, which could reduce total snowfall amounts.
Weather Forecast for Saturday
As the storm begins to wind down by Saturday morning, precipitation in New York City could transition to a rain-snow mix. Despite this, road conditions may still remain hazardous, necessitating caution for travelers.
Stay updated with the latest advisories and warnings from the National Weather Service as the storm approaches. For more information and real-time alerts, consider downloading the El-Balad app for breaking news notifications.
