NYC Braces for Snow: Sunday Commute Disruptions, More Expected Thursday
New Yorkers should brace for potential disruptions on Sunday evening as a winter storm approaches the area. The day may start with sunshine and temperatures around 44 degrees, but by nightfall, the temperature is expected to drop to 33 degrees, making it feel as cold as 18 degrees.
Weather Conditions and Effects on Commute
As the evening commute begins, there is a high likelihood of a mix of rain and snow. This combination could lead to slick roads, making travel hazardous.
- Heavier snow showers may reduce visibility.
- Wind gusts could reach up to 40 MPH in New York.
- New Jersey may experience snow squalls up to 45 MPH, especially in regions north of the I-95 corridor.
According to AccuWeather, while snow accumulations for Sunday are expected to be minimal, conditions may still affect driving safety.
Looking Ahead to Thursday
The forecast for Thursday indicates another opportunity for snowfall, influenced by a coastal storm’s track. Weather predictions suggest a mix of rain and snow during the day, transitioning to snow at night when temperatures can drop to 24 degrees.
As the situation evolves, residents are urged to monitor updates closely and remain prepared for changing weather conditions throughout the week.
