Let's check the forecast now with Nick.
We've got some snow on the way.
Yeah, nice sunshine today though.
Nick. It was a beautiful day,
Just windy, right? Those winds were gusting roof up over
3540 mph in spots and sort of knocking things over
from time to time.
Now we're going to deal with this second storm that
we've been worrying about the last few days.
This one as I've been mentioning stronger and now a
little further north.
So we do have a winter weather advisory that is
now in effect.
Again, this goes for pretty much again,
the New York City area,
Long Island winter storm warnings further to the South,
again for an accumulating snowfall.
Probably need the shovels and the plows will come out
for some of this as well.
Right now again, that band of snow back in the
Ohio Valley.
Lighting off to the east and you'll see in the
futurecast overnight it moves in just after the midnight hour
or so and we'll see slight snow to moderate snow
Continue quick burst of it right in through tomorrow morning
as temperatures drop to about 31 in the city.
20s outside of town and then we'll have snow showers.
Taking us into the afternoon will be rather breezy and
temperatures again.
Get back into the upper 30s for tomorrow and it
will be nice and sunny but cold.
Start on Sunday in the mid 20s in the city
and teens to the north and West.
All right, let's look at what computer model forecast that
is showing again about a two or three and still
fall for the city.
Can't argue with that. And much more amounts as you
get to the South.
That's about what I'm thinking.
So again, about two to four inches for the city
into western Long Island.
About an inch or two as you get clipping North
Jersey there in parts of the Hudson Valley and lower
Connecticut and you get probably South of 195,
you'll be talking about four to six inches of snow
there.
So looks like again, a little quick hitting moving storm,
enough to cause some trouble,
at least I guess the better news that it's happening
during Saturday morning instead of a weekday morning.
Steven. Natasha at the point.
All right, Nick, thank you.