Snow has ended across the region, with just some lingering snow
showers across eastern Long Island and southeast Connecticut.
As the surface and upper lows continue to move northeast of the
area, expect any lingering snow to come to an end from west to
east.
Thereafter, clouds quickly diminish from west to east as ridging
builds into the region. Under breezy northwest flow, highs will
range from the mid 30s across the interior to around 40 at the
coast, about 5-10 degrees below normal for the beginning of
December.
Winds diminish tonight as the low moves into the Canadian
Maritimes and surface high pressure briefly builds into the
region. By Wednesday, a shortwave digging into the northeast
will result in plenty of cloud cover along with a slight chance
of showers across at least parts of the area. At this time, the
best chance of any precipitation appears to be across far
northwestern portions of the Lower Hudson Valley. A few snow
showers are possible if precipitation is able to develop early
enough Wednesday morning, otherwise the predominant
precipitation type with any showers that are able to develop is
expected to be rain.
Temperatures Tuesday night will range from the mid 20s across
the interior to around 30 for NYC and Long Island. Highs on
Wednesday will continue to run several degrees below normal,
ranging from the upper 30s to mid 40s.
Snow has ended across the region, with just some lingering snow
showers across eastern Long Island and southeast Connecticut.
As the surface and upper lows continue to move northeast of the
area, expect any lingering snow to come to an end from west to
east.
Thereafter, clouds quickly diminish from west to east as ridging
builds into the region. Under breezy northwest flow, highs will
range from the mid 30s across the interior to around 40 at the
coast, about 5-10 degrees below normal for the beginning of
December.
Winds diminish tonight as the low moves into the Canadian
Maritimes and surface high pressure briefly builds into the
region. By Wednesday, a shortwave digging into the northeast
will result in plenty of cloud cover along with a slight chance
of showers across at least parts of the area. At this time, the
best chance of any precipitation appears to be across far
northwestern portions of the Lower Hudson Valley. A few snow
showers are possible if precipitation is able to develop early
enough Wednesday morning, otherwise the predominant
precipitation type with any showers that are able to develop is
expected to be rain.
Temperatures Tuesday night will range from the mid 20s across
the interior to around 30 for NYC and Long Island. Highs on
Wednesday will continue to run several degrees below normal,
ranging from the upper 30s to mid 40s.
