- Winter Storm Warnings Winter Weather Advisories 4 to 6 Inches In Most Places Bitter Cold Arrives Monday
Winter Storm Warnings Winter Weather Advisories 4 to 6 Inches In Most Places Bitter Cold Arrives Monday
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Winter Storm Warnings Winter Weather Advisories 4 to 6 Inches In Most Places Bitter Cold Arrives Monday
Winter Storm Warnings are posted today from Virginia to New England with Winter Weather Advisories surrounding the warning areas including much of Coastal New Jersey, Long Island & Southeastern New England. Our storm system gets underway today as low pressure n North Carolina takes a track to the northeast. The center passes offshore but colder air will be drawn southward as the day wears on.
Snow accumulations in general will be in a range of 4 to 6 or 7 inches in most places. Snow amounts will be a bit less along Coastal New Jersey and over Eastern Long Island. The fast movement of this storm system keeps this from getting too out of hand and while there might be a little upside possible, it won't have time to amount to much. Look for radars to load up later today with the bulk of this event during the afternoon and evening from southwest to northeast.
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Some warmer areas closer to the coast may start off as a brief period of rain or a mix before turning to all snow and the heaviest will fall probably from 5-6pm until 9 or 10pm as the low tracks to the northeast. Once the storm center passes snow will come to an end from southwest to northeast between 10pm and 1am Monday. Temperatures today start in the 30s but once it begins snowing hard enough, temperatures will fall into the 20s and by the time it is all said and done, many areas will see temperatures of 25 or less. By Monday morning lows will be in the teens.
Bitter cold arctic air will be the next thing we deal with and that starts Monday. Sunshine will be back but don't expect any snow melt as temperatures will be in the low to mid 20s at best and then ease later in the day as the arctic air spreads southward. Monday night into Tuesday morning will be bitterly cold with most lows in the single digits to near 10. Snow cover could cause colder inland areas to drop below zero. Wind chills will knock off another 10 degrees in the "how it feels" department.
Tuesday will be a day of ineffective sunshine and highs in the teens. Some high clouds could come in later in the day into Tuesday night as we have a storm system that will bring record snow and ice to parts of the Deep South from Coastal Texas to the Florida Panhandle and areas inland. Winter Storm Watches are posted for much of East Texas east across the Gulf States to the Coastal Carolinas. This storm system is going to pass well to the south. As far as the bitter cold goes you can expect it to continue all week.
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