Warmer weather is coming across Tri-State Area
Very light snow will continue falling across the Tri-State Area until around 12 a.m. Friday or so.
Accumulations are not expected to be much, generally a coating to an inch. An isolated 2-inch reading is possible though, especially in Suffolk County, where it's been snowing longer.
Lows overnight Thursday into Friday will dip back into the teens and 20s, while windchills will be in the single digits.
Strong winds keep temperatures feeling like the 20s Friday
Winds will also start to creep back up overnight, and more noticeably into the day on Friday, when gusts could range between 20-40 mph. Despite lots of sunshine, highs on Friday will struggle to reach the mid 30s at best, with the strong winds making it feel more like the 20s.
Sunshine, rising temperatures this weekend
As for the weekend, it's looking good, with a considerable amount of sunshine and moderating temperatures. We'll go from the upper 30s on Saturday, to the mid 40s by Sunday.
That warming trend will continue further into next week, when highs could reach the 50s, something we haven't seen in quite some time. Our very active pattern of storm after storm seems to have settled down, and not much precipitation is anticipated within the next week.
