NYC Snow Forecast: Will We See Flurries This Week?

January 2025 has been unusually cold in NYC, but surprisingly dry. While we've seen below-freezing temperatures for many days, snowfall has been minimal. This week, however, brings a chance of snow with four low-pressure systems moving through the region.

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Snow Chances This Week:

• Tuesday: Flurries or a light snow shower are possible, but no accumulation is expected.
• Wednesday: Light accumulations (1-3 inches) are possible in the Catskills and Hudson Valley, but NYC will likely only see flurries.
• Friday: The highest chance of precipitation, but temperatures will be above freezing for most of the day. A glaze of ice or rain is more likely than snow in NYC.
• Sunday: The best chance for snow accumulation in NYC, but totals are still expected to be under an inch.

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After Sunday, a dry spell is expected, with any significant snowfall unlikely until February.

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Keep your umbrellas and raincoats handy, especially on Friday!

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