New York, NY – A winter storm is set to bring a mix of snow and rain to New York City by Wednesday night, leading to potentially hazardous travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, snow may begin before midnight Wednesday before transitioning into sleet and rain. With temperatures dropping to 34°F, untreated roads and sidewalks could turn icy, making commutes difficult. Drivers should exercise caution, particularly on bridges and overpasses, which are likely to freeze first.
Extended Forecast:
• Tuesday:Mostly sunny with a high of 44°F. Clouds will increase at night, with temperatures falling to 29°F. Winds will shift northwest at 15-18 mph.
• Wednesday:Mostly cloudy with a high near 36°F. Snow is likely before midnight, with a 70% chance of precipitation overnight. Roads may become slick as the system moves in.
• Thursday:A steady rain will fall throughout the day, with an 80% chance of precipitation and a high of 48°F. Rain tapers off overnight as temperatures drop to 36°F.
• Friday:Mostly sunny, with a high of 41°F. Nighttime temperatures will fall to 31°F.
• Saturday:Another round of precipitation is possible, with a 50% chance of rain and highs near 39°F. Snow could mix in Saturday night as temperatures drop to 35°F.
Residents should monitor weather updates and allow extra travel time on Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Pedestrians should also watch for icy sidewalks and use extra caution.
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