- We have the current system for today with rain farther south/southeast and snow changing to rain for central areas with a solid snowstorm for parts of New Hampshire and most of Maine as the secondary storm develops.
- Then we have the relatively smaller and weak/moderate system for tomorrow night into Wednesday morning for southern and eastern areas of the northeast with a little snow possible just northwest and north of Long Island (see 7th image)
- Then a tricky situation for the weekend with a stalled warm front setting up somewhere in central areas of the northeast with cold high pressure to the north, which could lead to a period of extended ice (freezing rain) with some snow on the northern side generally from Friday night into Sunday morning (see 5th and 6th images). Eventually mild air will come in as the main storm heads ENE Sunday night into Monday night with rain.
- 1st image: My Long Island forecast
- 3rd image: Future radar for 3 PM today
- 3rd image: National Weather Service snow map through tonight
- 4th and 5th images: Maps from the Euro for early Saturday morning and for Saturday night
- 6th image: Map from the Euro for 7 AM Wednesday
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