- Amounts have generally held steady for the weekend storm, although amounts have been trimmed back a little on the southern edge, where it will be very tricky with a period of sleet, freezing rain, and possibly rain before changing back to light snow before ending Sunday morning, such as on Long Island, especially the south shore.
- The Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning system isn't a big one, but the Euro still has bringing snow to the upper Mid-Atlantic and into southern New England. I have included the Euro snow map below for a general idea, but it is obviously subject to change.
- Then right after that will be the next storm from Wednesday late afternoon or evening into Thursday with it being farther north, so it will be snow changing to rain for southern areas of the northeast and could be a pretty big one up north.
- Then we have the potential for a really strong storm Presidents' Day weekend, probably Saturday afternoon into Sunday afternoon/evening. Details are still highly uncertain, but the best chance for big snow as of now is well north and inland, but stay tuned as the ensembles show all options still on the table. Even if some areas change to rain, there could be front-end snow with it first. Very cold air then comes in behind it and there will also be a lot of wind with this storm! Then there's the potential for another storm around the 20th.
- 1st image: Model Blend snow map for the next 10 days for a general idea
- 2nd image: My Long Island forecast
- 3rd image: National Weather Service snow map for this weekend
- 4th image: Euro snow map for Tuesday into Wednesday morning
- 5th and 6th images: Snow maps for the next 15 days from the Euro ensemble members
- 7th image: Projected storm locations and strengths for next Sunday evening from the Euro ensemble members
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