New York, NY – Strong winds and light snow are expected to sweep across southern New York Thursday, potentially disrupting travel and outdoor plans. A wind advisory is in effect from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., with gusts reaching up to 50 mph.
According to the National Weather Service, a low-pressure system will bring rain and snow beginning late Wednesday night. Snow accumulations will remain light, with up to 2 inches expected in higher elevations north of New York City by Thursday morning. Urban areas, including Manhattan and Long Island, will likely see minimal accumulation.
Thursday morning commuters should expect strong winds that could make travel hazardous, especially for high-profile vehicles on bridges and open roadways like I-87 and I-95. Unsecured objects and holiday decorations may be blown over. Residents should secure outdoor items and avoid non-essential travel during peak wind hours.
The forecast shows improving conditions by Thursday evening, with mostly clear skies and breezy conditions overnight. Temperatures will drop to around 31°F. The weekend ahead offers calmer weather: Friday will be sunny with highs near 35°F, followed by a mostly sunny Saturday with a high of 38°F. Sunday continues the clear trend, reaching a pleasant 45°F.
Stay alert to updates from local authorities and prepare for possible power outages due to wind damage. Drivers should exercise caution and plan extra time for Thursday commutes.
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