The strong upper level low that produce our snow storm last week will move east forming another strong storm well off the coast of LI that will then move north and slightly towards the coast producing high winds and snow for north coastal New England tonight and Monday. No snow of any significance can be expected for the NYC metro area this week. With this strong storm out at sea, the ocean will churn up and a Coastal Flood Advisory in the effect for LI, CT, NY and NJ. Another storm will miss the Northeast on Thursday passing too far out to sea to produce anything more than flurries in NYC. We'll see scattered snow flurries tonight and scattered showers on Monday and Tuesday here in the NYC metro area, it will be cool this week.
George Wright is a Certified Consulting Meteorologist and President of Wright Weather Consulting, Inc. Our website is WrightWeather.com. George is also a meteorologist with Cablevision News 12.
