NYC weather | Rain-snow mix possible today; snow chance Sunday, Monday
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NYC weather | Rain-snow mix possible today; snow chance Sunday, Monday

A light rain-snow mix is possible Thursday as clouds increase across the New York City area. Any precipitation late morning into early afternoon is expected to be light and brief, with highs near 40 degrees in the city and colder readings north and west. Forecasters are also tracking a system that could bring accumulating snow late Sunday into Monday. Details on timing and totals remain uncertain, but the potential for impacts will become clearer in the coming days.

A light rain-snow mix is possible Thursday as clouds increase across the New York City area. Any precipitation late morning into early afternoon is expected to be light and brief, with highs near 40 degrees in the city and colder readings north and west. Forecasters are also tracking a system that could bring accumulating snow late Sunday into Monday. Details on timing and totals remain uncertain, but the potential for impacts will become clearer in the coming days.

Could NY see more snow on Friday? | Wednesday evening forecast
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Could NY see more snow on Friday? | Wednesday evening forecast

So far this week New York has seen a blizzard on Sunday and several inches Wednesday. But, could more snow be in the forecast come the end of this week? FOX 5 chief meteorologist Nick Gregory breaks it down.

So far this week New York has seen a blizzard on Sunday and several inches Wednesday. But, could more snow be in the forecast come the end of this week? FOX 5 chief meteorologist Nick Gregory breaks it down.

When will it stop snowing? | 6 a.m. forecast
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When will it stop snowing? | 6 a.m. forecast

FOX 5 NY's meteorologist Audrey Puente says to expect blizzard conditions are expected until midday Monday. Ines Rosales has the latest on the roads and the rails.

FOX 5 NY's meteorologist Audrey Puente says to expect blizzard conditions are expected until midday Monday. Ines Rosales has the latest on the roads and the rails.

Blizzard warning continues across the Tri-State Area with heavy snow and damaging winds
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Blizzard warning continues across the Tri-State Area with heavy snow and damaging winds

A major winter storm is bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds and blizzard conditions to the Tri-State Area. Up to two feet of snow is possible in some locations, with dangerous travel, potential power outages and coastal flooding expected through Monday afternoon.

A major winter storm is bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds and blizzard conditions to the Tri-State Area. Up to two feet of snow is possible in some locations, with dangerous travel, potential power outages and coastal flooding expected through Monday afternoon.

NYC blizzard forecast: When snow, wind will slam NYC Sunday
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NYC blizzard forecast: When snow, wind will slam NYC Sunday

FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory breaks down when the blizzard will hit NYC as the area can expect up to 2 feet of snow falling at 4 inches per hour.

FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory breaks down when the blizzard will hit NYC as the area can expect up to 2 feet of snow falling at 4 inches per hour.

NYC blizzard 11AM update: Snow could fall as fast as 4 inches per hour
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NYC blizzard 11AM update: Snow could fall as fast as 4 inches per hour

According to FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory, the New York City area could see up to 2 feet of snow during this evening's blizzard, with even higher totals expected at the Jersey Shore. Wind gusts could be as high as 55 miles per hour, and snow could fall as fast as 4 inches per hour.

According to FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory, the New York City area could see up to 2 feet of snow during this evening's blizzard, with even higher totals expected at the Jersey Shore. Wind gusts could be as high as 55 miles per hour, and snow could fall as fast as 4 inches per hour.

NYC blizzard Sunday AM update: 2 ft of snow, 55+ mph winds expected
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NYC blizzard Sunday AM update: 2 ft of snow, 55+ mph winds expected

It's going to be pretty bad! FOX 5 NY Meteorologist Nick Gregory says the NYC area can expect up to 2 feet of snow after this blizzard, which will deliver wind gusts up to 55 mph, coastal flooding, and very dangerous conditions.

It's going to be pretty bad! FOX 5 NY Meteorologist Nick Gregory says the NYC area can expect up to 2 feet of snow after this blizzard, which will deliver wind gusts up to 55 mph, coastal flooding, and very dangerous conditions.

NYC blizzard 8AM update: 18-24 inches of snow, 50+ mph winds expected
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NYC blizzard 8AM update: 18-24 inches of snow, 50+ mph winds expected

FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory says the blizzard will arrive by 7 p.m. Sunday evening, lasting into Monday morning. In total, the NYC-area can expect 18-24 inches of snow with winds up to 50 miles per hour.

FOX 5 NY's Nick Gregory says the blizzard will arrive by 7 p.m. Sunday evening, lasting into Monday morning. In total, the NYC-area can expect 18-24 inches of snow with winds up to 50 miles per hour.

Blizzard warning issued for NYC; parts of NY, NJ could see 15+ inches of snow
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Blizzard warning issued for NYC; parts of NY, NJ could see 15+ inches of snow

A major coastal storm is set to impact the Tri-State area Sunday into Monday, prompting blizzard warnings for New York City, Long Island and coastal Connecticut as forecasters call for heavy snow, strong winds and significant travel disruptions. The National Weather Service issued blizzard warnings for NYC, Long Island and southern coastal Connecticut valid Sunday morning through Monday afternoon. 

A major coastal storm is set to impact the Tri-State area Sunday into Monday, prompting blizzard warnings for New York City, Long Island and coastal Connecticut as forecasters call for heavy snow, strong winds and significant travel disruptions. The National Weather Service issued blizzard warnings for NYC, Long Island and southern coastal Connecticut valid Sunday morning through Monday afternoon. 

NYC Forecast: Sunday storm brings snow potential, models differ on totals
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NYC Forecast: Sunday storm brings snow potential, models differ on totals

Forecasters say there is potential for accumulating snow Sunday night, which could create a slippery Monday morning commute. While the timing of the storm appears likely — Sunday night into early Monday — snowfall totals remain uncertain. Some forecast models show heavier accumulation across southern and central New Jersey, while others suggest lighter amounts closer to New York City and Long Island. Meteorologists say small shifts in the storm track could significantly change totals. Residents are urged to monitor updated forecasts and prepare for possible travel disruptions Monday morning.

Forecasters say there is potential for accumulating snow Sunday night, which could create a slippery Monday morning commute. While the timing of the storm appears likely — Sunday night into early Monday — snowfall totals remain uncertain. Some forecast models show heavier accumulation across southern and central New Jersey, while others suggest lighter amounts closer to New York City and Long Island. Meteorologists say small shifts in the storm track could significantly change totals. Residents are urged to monitor updated forecasts and prepare for possible travel disruptions Monday morning.