New York City Winter Storm Update – Jan 24 – Latest on the Snow
Midday winter storm update for New York City with the latest on timing, snowfall totals, and travel impacts. Covering Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Stay informed and stay safe. From Caloroga Weather.
Portions of the podcast are made with the assistance of AI which helps us gather informaton from the National Weather Service.
0:00 Hey everyone, Cassidy here with a midday storm update for New York. We've got some important weather news to share, so let's dive right in. First off, there's a winter storm warning in effect until January twenty sixth at six pm, and that means we're gearing up for some significant weather. Right now, we're seeing mostly sunny skies, but hold onto your hats because tonight things are going to change. We're looking at a chance of snow after four pm, with temperatures dipping down to around seventeen wind chill values could feel as low as seven, so make sure to bundle up if you're heading out. Now, let's talk about what's coming our way tomorrow. Sunday is shaping up to be a snowy day with a one hundred percent chance of precipitation.
0:41 We could see anywhere from eight to twelve inches of snow. Yep, you heard that right, So if you have any travel plans, it's a good idea to check the roads before you head out. With northeast winds picking up between nine and twenty and gusts possibly hitting thirty one, it's going to be a bit blustery out there, and don't forget Sunday night, we're afecting more snow and even some sleep before things start to settle down. Overnight lows will be around twenty four, but again with wind chill factors, it could feel chillier than that. So to recap enjoy the sunny skies while you can this afternoon, but keep an eye on the snow moving in tonight and tomorrow. Stay safe, and maybe grab a warm drink to keep cozy as we brace for this wintry mix. I'm Cassidy and that's your Caloroga Weather.
1:25 This forecast is produced with the help of AI tools that gather data from the National Weather Service and other sources.