After a week of relatively pleasant weather, this Sunday the thermometer will drop in New York and some snow may fall, especially before noon.
“We have one more mild day ( today Saturday) before an arctic boundary moves, plunging our temperatures into the 11 and 30F (-6C and -1C) tomorrow” Sunday, the National Weather Service (NSW) forecast for the region.
“In addition to the cold plunge ahead, there is likely to be a period of light snow across the region tomorrow morning and afternoon. Accumulation is expected to be light, generally up to an inch or two, especially on grassy surfaces.”
“Although it is a possibility, we are not anticipating snowfall of warning level at this time”, added the local NSW-NY Twitter account, today at noon.
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In contrast, temperatures in Los Angeles rise and outline record levels for Sunday (89F/31C), this year hosting the largest national sporting event, the Super Bowl LVI.
Meteorologists point out that extreme temperatures are dangerous, especially for the elderly and children. Weather updates can be found here and on the National Weather Service (NWS-NY) website. More details here about the forecast in New York and Jersey counties.