The area of light snow that we have been monitoring for the past couple of days continues to move well to the north of the NYC area this evening. A couple more snow threats will approach the area over the next few days as below normal temperatures take over for the beginning of March.
Today has been a cool and calm day across much of the Mid-Atlantic, but this break will be short-lived as another system is poised to bring heavy rains and strong winds to our area over the next 72 hours! High pressure will usher in another round of cold next week, with mainly calm conditions expected throughout the week.
The weak area of low pressure that failed to produce light snow over much of the New York City area has quickly exited off the coast this afternoon. Unfortunately, we have to watch for another system on Wednesday that has the potential to produce another light wintry mix for the area.
Today has been quite a pleasant way to end the workweek across the entire New York City metro area as highs rose into the middle 50’s to lower 60’s! These mild conditions will be short-lived as we turn our attention to two areas of low pressure that have the potential to bring some wintry weather to the area.