- I'm sure some of you will be enjoying the milder weather this week. There will be a clipper for northern areas of the northeast later today and tonight and then some showers moving through later tomorrow, and there will also be an offshore storm tomorrow night into Wednesday morning with the rain from it staying offshore.
- A frontal system brings some snow changing to rain for central to northern areas later Wednesday night into Thursday as some rain moves through for southern areas on Thursday with breezy conditions. It then cools down behind it for Friday, but the cold air doesn't come in until behind the clipper on Saturday into Saturday night with a little snow to the north.
- Very cold for Sunday night into Tuesday morning, and you can see the wind chills for next Monday morning in the 5th image.
- The next system is then for March 5th/6th, and it looks more substantial with probably mostly rain for most areas, but there is some uncertainty for northern and inland areas. Plenty of time to watch it.
- It then cools down behind that storm, but it doesn't look to be very cold at all.
- 1st image: My Long Island forecast
- 2nd and 3rd images: Maps from the Euro for Thursday at 7 AM and 1 PM
- 4th image: Wind chills from the Euro for 7 AM next Monday
- 5th image: Long Island temperatures for the next 2 weeks from the Euro ensembles
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