New York City is preparing for a wintry weekend ahead as snow and rain are expected to affect the area during Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The National Weather Service is warning residents and travelers to use extra caution, as snow accumulations between 1 and 3 inches are forecast for various areas throughout the region.
Snowfall expected across New York City, Long Island, and Hudson Valley
For those in New York City and Nassau County, less than an inch of snow is expected. However, areas like Westchester may receive up to an inch and a half of snow. Meanwhile, the Hudson Valley could see up to 4 inches of accumulation, with PIX11 meteorologists forecasting varying snow levels across the state.
Timing and snow forecast details
The snow and rain will alternate through Saturday, with a break expected in the evening. A second round of wintry weather will hit early on Sunday and continue through 4 p.m. Rain will turn to snow by Sunday afternoon, continuing until about 1 a.m. Monday morning. By Monday, skies should clear, with temperatures reaching around 35°F.
With travel conditions expected to be impacted, it is advised that residents plan accordingly and be prepared for possible delays or disruptions.
