1 to 3 inches of light snow is expected to fall early Wednesday in southern New Jersey and later expand into northern Pennsylvania, northern New Jersey and New York state.
The snow will be wet and could mix with rain at times near the coast. Accumulation will be greatest on grassy and elevated surfaces. Pavement accumulations could occur during times of heavier snowfall rates. The snow should begin 6 am to 8 am.
Won't be a huge storm, but after 70s yesterday, this will be quite a shock to the system! Expect wet snow to arrive early tomorrow morning and last through the afternoon. It'll be mixed with rain at times in parts of the area, especially south of #nyc. #abc7ny pic.twitter.com/KGTLk4jceF
— Jeff Smith (@JeffSmithABC7) March 8, 2022
The light wintery mix wont be much, but just enough to possibly impact the AM commute Wednesday morning.
To summarize, here’s what locals can expect at this point:
NYC: A mix of rain and snow will start early Wednesday and last most of the day. Temperatures will be above freezing so the snow should melt with little to no accumulation. It will be a very wet, sloppy, chilly and inconvenient weather day from start to finish.
Even though much of the snow may melt as it falls or switch to rain on Wed in #DC, #Philly and #NYC, poor visibility & low cloud ceilings combined with deicing operations can lead to substantial airline delays as per @AccuWeather metshttps://t.co/X9LwLXqRWX via @accuweather
— Dr. Joel N. Myers (@DrJoelNMyers) March 8, 2022
Light snow is expected on Wednesday. The snow will be wet and could mix with rain at times near the coast. Accumulation will be greatest on grassy and elevated surfaces. Pavement accumulations could occur during times of heavier snowfall rates. The snow should begin 6 am to 8 am. pic.twitter.com/iAXk2gTKI4
— NWS New York NY (@NWSNewYorkNY) March 8, 2022
