New York, NY – A winter storm will bring accumulating snow across the Tri-State area from Saturday evening into early Sunday morning. Slippery roads and reduced visibility will make travel hazardous overnight.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will begin Saturday afternoon and intensify in the evening. Coastal areas may see a wintry mix before precipitation tapers off Sunday morning.
Southern Connecticut and the Lower Hudson Valley are expected to receive the highest snowfall totals. Snow-covered roads will make driving difficult, and residents should prepare for slow commutes.
Officials advise avoiding unnecessary travel and using caution if driving. Snowplows and road crews will work overnight, but conditions may remain slick into Sunday morning.
Windy conditions will follow the snowfall, causing additional hazards like blowing snow and reduced visibility. Residents should check local forecasts for updated snowfall amounts and advisories.
