New Yorkers experienced a wintery start to the weekend, with snowfall accumulating up to four inches across the tristate area. Central Park recorded 3.1 inches, while neighborhoods like Fordham and Muttontown saw even more. Meteorologist Mathieu Blue indicated that temperatures are expected to stay in the mid-30s, with light snow predicted for Tuesday and possibly a wetter system later in the week. The National Weather Service also warned of icing conditions that could create hazardous travel situations due to freezing rain overnight.
New Yorkers woke to significant snowfall, with Central Park recording 3.1 inches and even higher totals in parts of the Bronx and Long Island.
Temperatures are expected to remain chilly in the mid-30s, with more snow possible later this week, possibly leading to icy road conditions.
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