The New York City area could see its first significant winter weather of the season as a nor’easter-like coastal low forms along the Mid-Atlantic coast.

Snow could be coming to the tri-state just as December begins, and the National Weather Service now says some areas north and west of New York City could see higher totals than earlier expected.

While Ramsey said any snow won’t have time to accumulate in the city before rain moves in, Western New York, the Lower Hudson Valley, parts of New Jersey and Connecticut could all see a few to several inches of snow during Tuesday morning’s commute. The highest snowfall totals are expected in Orange County, which could get 4 to 7 inches, NWS said.

The storm has started to taper off in the region. Most areas received cold rain, but in areas well to the north and west of the region, a slushy couple of inches fell. A

The powerful nor’easter dumping snow across the northeast may escalate into a bomb cyclone and pour even more precipitation across the region.

A major pattern shift is bringing cold, Canadian air to the central and eastern United States. New Yorkers may see their first accumulating snow of the season next week, particularly in upstate and western regions. The cold front is expected to bring ...

New York City woke up Monday morning, Jan. 20, 2025, to a few inches of snow and freezing, icy temperatures, that are expected to last all week. In the aftermath of the snowstorm, neighborhood residents could be seen cleaning snow off their cars, their ...