New Yorkers ushered in the first snow! The first snowflakes of autumn and winter began to enter the Tri-State region in the early hours of Sunday (November 28), while the long weekend Thanksgiving holiday ended with cold weather.
According to 1010wins, the lowest temperature was at 30 degrees Fahrenheit on Saturday night, which was very cold.
On Sunday morning, the somatosensory temperature remained very low, with snow falling in parts of New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut, but no snow was expected.
1-3 inches of snow is expected in western and central New York.
According to AccuWeather, the weather is expected to turn stormy on Sunday afternoon, which could mean the tri-state region faces rain or rain and snow.
Rain may last until Sunday evening and Monday (November 29), and New York City and New Jersey are expected to be rain-snow blends, with the exception of Connecticut, where there is a small amount of rain.
The weather was sunny for most of Monday, with a maximum temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The weather in New York City is not threatened by humidity in the coming week, and it is mainly dry.
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