"New Yorkers could be hit with another winter storm this weekend, but questions remain about just how much snow may fall. What we know: A low-pressure system is expected to make its way up the East Coast this weekend, with the potential of bringing heavy snow to the New York City area Sunday night into Monday morning. By the numbers: Models were split on Tuesday, with some predicting at least half a foot of snow, and others showing none at all."
"However, all the models have since backed off on potential snowfall totals as they began to shift on Wednesday. FOX 5 NY Metrologist Liv Johnson says if we do see some snow, it would likely be a couple of inches, but it's still too early to tell. What's next: Forecasters say Thursday and Friday models will give a better idea of what to expect this weekend."
A low-pressure system is forecast to track up the East Coast this weekend, with potential for heavy snow in the New York City area Sunday night into Monday morning. Early model runs were split, with some predicting at least half a foot of snow and others indicating little to none. By Wednesday, models had shifted and reduced projected snowfall totals. FOX 5 NY Meteorologist Liv Johnson said any measurable accumulation would likely be limited to a couple of inches, but uncertainty remains. Forecasters expect models on Thursday and Friday to provide clearer guidance. Residents should monitor updates from the FOX 5 NY Weather Team.
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