The 2022-2023 winter season has been especially lacking in snow for the New York City metro area. Have the app? Unlock AccuWeather Alerts™ with Premium+ However, residents should be alert for slushy spots that could be slippery. Locations in the lower Hudson Valley and the Connecticut shores, like White Plains, New York, and New Haven Connecticut, can expect a few inches or more, while the Catskills and northwestern Connecticut have a chance of receiving more than half a foot of snow.įor some of the suburbs to the south, across central New Jersey, snow may mix with rain and keep snow accumulations to as little as a coating.
The highest snowfall totals in the New York City area are likely to be centered off to the north. LaGuardia Airport reported 2 inches of snow during the overnight hours Tuesday morning, while a few spots in the Bronx may have seen closer to 3 inches of snow.įarther south, in Manhattan and toward the south-facing shores on Long Island, a slushy inch or so had accumulated on non-paved surfaces, though snow was still ongoing at the time. With temperatures hovering right around the freezing mark, rain and sleet has mixed in for a few warmer spots on the southern side of the city, but for the most part, precipitation has been all snow so far. Precipitation arrived in the city during the evening from west to east on Monday, starting as snow across the bulk of the area. AccuWeather forecasters say that although the heaviest snow is expected in parts of upstate New York and New England, the Big Apple is predicted to receive its largest helping of snow so far this winter. Another winter storm is making its move into the Northeast and is threatening to drop several inches of snow across parts of the region.
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