NYC could finally see snow again this weekend after nearly 700 days without. AFP via Getty Images. The Big Apple only saw light sprinklings of the white stuff in 2023 — recording a paltry 2.3 ...

The high on Sunday is 38, with snow tapering off in the evening. NYC is expected to get 2-4 inches, but totals will be higher north and west of I-287, reaching 4-8 inches.

Later this week, an Alberta Clipper will roll across the northern tier of the U.S., potentially bringing snow to New York City. Here's what you need to know, including a preview of December in NYC.

The NWS said snow totals could be 1-2″ more in the boxed area. weather.gov/nyc “The totals have increased a little bit over the last couple of days,” Thomas noted.

As of Monday, it has been 652 days and counting since over an inch of snow has fallen in one day in the park. This beats the previous record of 383 days that ended on March 21, 1998. CBS2 ...

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New Yorkers have a chance of seeing snow this week. But the odds are a lot like those of finding a seat on a subway during rush hour: slim, but not impossible.

Snow has begun to fall in New York City, offering a frosty prelude to the official start of winter that could slow commuters heading home for the holidays this weekend.

We're in for a generally sunny day with some clouds from time to time — certainly nothing to fret about. Friday's a First Alert Weather Day, as we're anticipating rain and snow showers to develop.

Bill Morache, 35, said he missed the snow. Mr. Morache, an architectural historian who lives in Morningside Heights, is originally from New Hampshire, a state that periodically receives a lot of snow.