to 7 a.m.: Precipitation starts decreasing in intensity and coverage moderate snow still falling across the northern counties. Winds begin to ramp up for nearly everyone gusts in the 20-30 mph range. Snowfall rates may reach an inch per hour at times. A heavier band of snow develops from far northern Sussex County into Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster.
to Tuesday 2 a.m.: The heaviest rain shifts to the East End of Long Island. Snow ongoing in the northwestern suburbs, especially in Sullivan, Ulster, and Dutchess Counties. to 9 p.m.: Most see rain, may be heavy at times. to 9 a.m.: Rain moves into the majority of the area snow falls in the northwestern zones.
start No tandem or empty tractor trailers
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You may have four-wheel drive and you're coming down an icy hill, all that is, it's more tire patch on the road that makes them slide even easier than a bicycle," said Yorktown Highway Supervisor Dave Paganelli. "You can't drive in a snowstorm like you do in August.
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A medical transport van was among the vehicles that slid off the road.Īcross the Hudson, in Westchester, officials are urging drivers to obey those signs urging them to slow down, even on roads that look clear. We're expecting a little big more snow today, some wind, but overall we've fared pretty well for this storm," said Emergency Services Commissioner Brendan Casey.ĭuring the morning commute, drivers struggling in the snow forced state police to shut down Route 6 in the town of Woodbury. "We had a power issue in one area where the weight of the snow tripped a breaker, so the weight is a factor. There's concern that the wind will pick up and tree limbs will come down. Not far from West Point, a coat of wet snow weighed down trees. "And it is heavy, real heavy, so you've got to take your time a bit." "It's going to take me about 35 minutes, and I have been out here for about 10," said Gary Shaw of Goshen. Nor'easter brings snow to Orange County 02:27 Peak gusts of 40-50 mph are possible in these areas. Wind advisories have been issued for Ocean, Monmouth, Mercer, Suffolk, and coastal Fairfield Counties on Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. For areas that see the higher snowfall totals, the heavy and wet nature of the snow may also cause power outages. For areas that see rain before the changeover, expects up to 2 inches.ĭue to the strong winds, and the storm's duration, power outages are very likely.
The highest snowfall totals are likely to be across northwestern New Jersey and the far northern suburbs, where some may see snow in excess of 12 inches.įor NYC and points south and east, a general 1-2 inches is likely. This storm has been tricky to forecast, but it appears that the heaviest snow will stay to the north and west of New York City. NEW YORK - We've issued a Red Alert on Monday and Tuesday as a strong nor'easter develops and is poised to bring multiple hazards, including heavy rain and snow, strong winds, and coastal flooding.
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