Even more snow is on the way to NYC as winter drags on, forecast says
Gothamist • • nation
Key Points:
- The New York metro area may experience additional snowfall this week in two waves: overnight Tuesday into Wednesday and Thursday into Friday, with expected accumulations of one to two inches.
- Temperatures are forecasted to remain cool, peaking in the low 40s on Wednesday and dropping into the 20s and 30s afterward, limiting snowmelt.
- Another potential winter storm Thursday night into Friday could bring dusting to a couple of inches of snow, though forecasts remain uncertain.
- The city remains under a Code Blue designation through Wednesday morning, with outreach teams actively assisting homeless individuals to find shelter.
- City shelters and hospitals are operating with open-door policies, and residents are encouraged to call 311 if they see
