Over the past weekend, the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut experienced a mix of rain and snow. According to the latest forecast, due to the impact of the polar vortex, New York is expected to continue to face frigid temperatures and strong winds throughout this week, with another round of snowfall expected on Thursday.
The weather forecast indicates that as the polar vortex will once again strike the United States, particularly the Rocky Mountains and northern plains, this cold air mass is expected to be pushed towards other parts of the United States and Europe, causing a sudden drop in temperatures.
On Monday, New York will see strong winds and a drop in temperatures, with the highest temperature expected to reach 33°F (around 0.5°C); Tuesday, despite clear skies, will continue to be cold with a high of 30°F (around -1°C); Wednesday is expected to bring a strong storm sweeping through the southeastern and central plains of the United States, then moving north to affect the northeastern region, bringing snowfall to the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut on Thursday morning. This snowstorm could potentially be the strongest of the season. Thursday is forecasted to be windy, with a high temperature of only 29°F (around -1.6°C). Temperatures are expected to slightly rise from Friday to Sunday, with a high of 35-37 degrees Fahrenheit (1.6-2.7°C), but cold and windy conditions will still prevail.
The polar vortex remains a topic of concern and interest for meteorologists and residents alike, as its influence continues to impact weather patterns in various regions, leading to unpredictable and extreme conditions. Stay updated on weather advisories and take necessary precautions to stay safe during this period of challenging weather.