NYC Could See 1st Snow of Season Tues., Possible Record Cold
The first snow of the season may actually arrive this Tuesday after some freezing temperatures teased New Yorkers with possibility of the white flurries.
After a chilly weekend, temperatures rise up and Monday will be be nice and mild in the upper 50s for the Veterans Day Parade. Conditions are expected to take a turn Tuesday when morning rain transforms into specks of snow, Storm Team 4 Says.
Most of the snow will probably melt on contact because Tuesday temperatures are above freezing, but if the white flakes fall steady for a few hours, some slush (less than an inch) could be left on the ground.
More significant snow totals will be in the northwest – where snow should stick around through Wednesday as temperatures stay below freezing all day, according to Storm Team 4.
An arctic blast will also make for a very chilly Wednesday in the city, with a high of 33 degrees and a low of 23 degrees.
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