It started snowing in Manhattan

I'm in North Merrick and no snow here yet.

Are they still saying 12-18 inches?

I was out for a little and no snow...yet

I'm on Madison b/w 59th and 60th Street. I can see the snow out my window. It's not that heavy yet though.

Angela: They're saying anywhere from 6-12 now. But who knows! I really hope we don't get 18 inches

NY1.COM:

The city is preparing for yet another winter blast, with light snow Tuesday turning steadier overnight for significant accumulation.

There should be no major problems for the Tuesday evening rush, but the snow will get heavier after sunset, mixing with sleet or freezing rain at times. The latest forecast for the five boroughs calls for five inches of accumulation and up to eight inches in some areas by the early morning.

The snow will continue until about noon Wednesday, with little or no additional accumulation.

It will remain cold, with a high of 28 on Tuesday and 30 on Wednesday. It will be sunny Thursday, and the mercury could finally creep above the freezing point.

If the forecast proves right, New York City will surpass its yearly average of 28 inches of snow – with almost two months of winter left to go.

Hundreds of plows and salt spreaders are ready to hit city streets when the snow reaches two inches.

For the latest updates on this winter storm, tune to NY1 for “Weather on the Ones.”


WEATHER.COM:
Today: Cloudy with some light snow. Some sleet may mix in. High 27F. Winds NE at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 60%. Snowfall around one inch.

Tonight: Snow. Snow will be heavy at times this evening. Some sleet may mix in. Low around 25F. Winds NNE at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 80%. 4 to 7 inches of snow expected.

Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy and windy. Snow flurries and a few snow showers. High 31F. Winds NW at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of snow 30%.

Tomorrow night: Becoming mostly clear later with any flurries or snow showers ending by midnight. Low around 20F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of snow 30%.

Thursday: Mix of sun and clouds. Highs in the mid 30s and lows in the mid 20s.


1010WINS.COM:
The metro region is under a winter storm warning today. 1010 WINS AccuWeather is predicting a total of 5 to 10 inches of snow will fall across the area beginning late this afternoon or this evening. Some northern suburbs, eastern Long Island and Connecticut could get up to 15 inches.

Weary New Yorkers bracing themselves for another round of winter weather Tuesday, as the third phase of a complex storm system was expected to drop a mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain creating treacherous travel conditions.

Forecasters warn that northern areas could anywhere from 6 to 10 inches of snow before the system finally leaves early Wednesday. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the entire metropolitan region -- and many school districts had planned early dismissals and canceled classes for Tuesday. ...

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Posted by wc0143

No snow in East Meadow as of yet ...

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Okay, there are actually really, really light flurries out my window but fast (if that makes any sense).

Not snowing in Suffolk county.
I just watched the news and they said Long Island will get about 6-12 inches and some areas in Suffolk will get 12-16 inches.
One channel said they see another storm developing on Friday.

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Posted by wc0143

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Posted by wc0143

No snow in East Meadow as of yet ...

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Okay, there are actually really, really light flurries out my window but fast (if that makes any sense).

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Yes that makes sense. That's what we're getting here.

So far nothing in Queens

just really cold

I just got this from WABC.com

As our coastal low strengthens and develops through the day the precipitation starts Before the snow gets here we could see some sleet and freezing rain. The start times for snow: 6:00pm - 8:00pm for much of the area, 10:00 p.m. Out toward Montauk.

Pressures are now crashing along the Viriginia and Carolina coast with secondary low formation. I expect precipitaiton to start breaking out down through the Delmarva around Noon time and then move up the coast this afternoon. It should start as a mix of sleet, snow, freezing rain and then by 9pm everybody is in all snow. It is going to snow very hard for about 6-7 hours at about 2 inches per shour so thus our forecast of 12'. The high liquid to solid ratio and the expoding upward motion will do it. The heavier precipitation will be over by 7am with loight snows and flurries until lunch time. Then the winds will align and go northwest and downsloping will clear skies with lots of blowing and drifting snow tomorrow night.

The snow stops Wednesday afternoon, but by then we're under anywhere from seven to eighteen inches of snow depending where you are. Then we're in for a very windy day as the storm moves out.

Snow Totals:

There should be about 10 inches to a foot of snow in New York City.
There could be about 12-18 inches of snow up the Hudson River Valley and over to Connecticut and Long Island.
There will be great deal of snow North and West of the city.

I can't believe it might snow 2 inches per hour. That's nuts!! And it's so funny how every station website has different totals.

Bedda: I totally know what you mean. Last year, it happened to me while dress shopping I was so pissed! You're probably going to have to cancel the BM fittings tonight, but I think the weather will be fine by friday night and sunday

No snow in Shoreham yet

great...Friggen great

I am so glad FI took a bag of clothes with him to work b/c I just know it, he's gonna get stuck in the airport