NYC Braces for Light Snow Monday

A dusting to one inch of snow is predicted for New York City on Monday, potentially impacting the evening commute. AccuWeather forecasts snow starting around 11 a.m. and lasting until roughly 3 p.m.

Timing and Accumulation:

While the snow is expected to begin after the morning rush hour, there's a possibility of a change in timing or increased accumulation depending on the storm's movement. Temperatures will hover around freezing, with a real feel in the 20s.

Impact on Commuters:

The snowfall could affect school pick-up and the evening commute, causing slippery road conditions. NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Zach Iscol urges New Yorkers to use public transportation, allow extra travel time, and exercise caution.

Official Statements:

"We urge New Yorkers to prepare for a challenging morning commute on Monday... The snow will cause slippery road conditions, that will impact drivers and pedestrians,” NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Zach Iscol said. "We encourage all New Yorkers to use mass transit, allow for extra travel time, monitor the forecast, and exercise caution."

Regional Forecast:

The National Weather Service predicts light snow beginning after 7 a.m., with highs near 30 degrees and an 80% chance of precipitation. Around an inch of snow accumulation is possible.