New York, NY – Breezy weather and plunging temperatures will dominate the weekend, with a chance of snow to kick off the week. The National Weather Service warns of wind gusts reaching 37 mph Saturday afternoon, making travel hazardous on key routes like the Long Island Expressway. Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and exercise caution on roadways.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will remain mostly sunny with highs near 35°F but wind chills dropping to 20°F. Tonight, temperatures will fall to 27°F, with wind chills making it feel closer to 15°F. Clear skies Sunday will provide brief relief, but increasing clouds Sunday night signal incoming snow.
A 60% chance of light snow is expected Monday afternoon into Monday night, with minor accumulations likely. Highs Monday will reach 33°F, with winds shifting northwest at 10 mph. Overnight lows will drop to 24°F, and snow could linger into Tuesday morning, causing slippery roads for commuters.
The week ahead remains chilly and blustery. Tuesday’s high will hover at 31°F, with strong winds making it feel colder. Sunshine returns midweek, but temperatures will remain in the low 30s, continuing the winter chill.
Residents should monitor forecasts for updates and prepare for potentially icy conditions early in the week. Those traveling Monday evening should allow extra time and keep an emergency kit in their vehicle.
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