NYC Snow Storm Prognosis: Timeline, how many centimeters can expect today | Live

New York And A strong winter storm moves quickly towards New York City, where the forecast shows a high probability of 4+ inches snow in metro areas and 6+ inches in the suburbs by Saturday night.

However, an early Sunday transition from snow to freezing rain and sleet can affect the overall accumulation this weekend.

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Here is a timeline for when the NYC area should expect snow, gossip and the highest intensity of snowfall. Plus, check out expected snow -totals for your area, track live radar, learn about another winter storm -system forecast to bring more snow next week:

We stream live radar and webcams from the storm’s path in the YouTube player below. Our interactive radar can be found here.

You can also watch live updates from Fox weather Hold that tracks the storm in real time:

Timeline:

Winter Weather Alerts was released to the entire area.

Saturday morning and afternoon: Skies will mostly be cloudy, with heights near 36, but wind coolings as low as 20. Most areas probably do not see snow until after 1 p.m. 16.00

17:00 Saturday: Snow is expected to start. A Winter Storm warning comes into force for Connecticut, the Lower Hudson Valley and parts of northeastern New Jersey. A winter weather advice takes the effect for New York City, Long Island and most of New Jersey.

7pm Saturday: Snowfall is expected to intensify all night, with 1 to 2 inches per hour of snowfall possible. Road conditions will be dangerous. ICE -accumulation is possible.

1 am Sunday: Temperatures will begin to rise over freezing. The snow is mixed with and/or changes to freezing rain and sleet. Coastal areas are likely to see a transition to rain when rainfall intensity is diminished.

7 am Sunday: The rain and the snow mixture gradually fall.

11.00 Sunday: The warning and counseling are lifted.

Tuesday Evening Wednesday: National Weather Service says there is a 30 to 50% chance of more sneak cumulation from another storm system

According to National Weather ServiceNYC, Northern New Jersey and most of Long Island can expect 3 to 5 inches of snow, though Northern Suffolk County may see higher totals. Connecticut and the Lower Hudson Valley can expect 5 to 7 inches and the whole area will see a bright glaze of ice.

Dig deeper:

How much snow we see depends on whether surface temperatures rise over freezing during the storm.

At the higher end, 5 to 8 inches are possible in most of the region if there is snow bands and the winter mix is ​​limited.

If the storm trends north or winter blend pushing quickly inland, NYC will see little or no accumulation.

More snow in next week

What is the next one:

Don’t get too comfortable – next week has many more chances for Snow in New York City as forecast models show a change in the jet stream pattern.

According to Fox weatherNew York City potentially see double -digit totals from storm systems that will affect the region from Monday 10 February to Monday 17 February.

Exact snowfall amounts are still fine -tuned, so uncertainty in the track and precipitation type for each system still remains.

• Tuesday: A 50% chance of snow after 7 p.m. 13 mostly cloudy with a high near 35.
• Tuesday night: Snow probably. Cloudy, with a low about 31. The risk of rainfall is 60%.
• Wednesday: A 30% chance of snow. Most cloudy with a high near 37.
• Wednesday night: A 50% chance of snow. Most cloudy with a low about 31.
• Thursday: A chance of rain and snow. Most cloudy with a high near 37. The risk of rainfall is 50%.

The country’s active weather pattern is expected to continue for most of the month without any relief in sight of the nation’s heart country through the east coast.

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