Queens residents, prepare for a week of changing weather conditions. With snow showers early in the week and freezing rain expected by the weekend, staying informed is essential. Here’s what the week looks like.
Monday’s Forecast
The week starts with sunny skies and a high of 40°F, but breezy conditions will make it feel colder later in the day. Tonight, temperatures will drop to 34°F, so bundle up if you’re out after sunset.
The Week Ahead
- Tuesday: A morning snow shower is possible, especially during the early commute. The rest of the day will be mostly cloudy and breezy, with highs reaching 39°F and nighttime lows dipping to 29°F. Be cautious on the roads, as snow could cause slick spots.
- Wednesday: Mostly cloudy skies dominate the day, with winds picking up by the afternoon. There’s a chance of passing rain or snow showers. Temperatures will peak at 44°F before dropping to 27°F overnight.
- Thursday: The sun returns on Thursday, but temperatures will be colder. Expect a high near 35°F with lows around 32°F. It’s a good day to enjoy the winter sunshine if you’re dressed warmly.
- Friday: Clouds roll in, and rain or drizzle is expected in the afternoon. Highs will climb to 44°F, but the evening low will settle around 31°F.
- Saturday: Freezing rain could make an appearance in the afternoon, with sleet or freezing rain possible in the morning. It will be a cold and cloudy day, with highs reaching only 36°F and nighttime lows dropping to 24°F.
- Sunday: Snow showers are possible in the morning, followed by a cloudy afternoon. The high will be 37°F, with a low of 31°F to close out the week.
What to Watch Out For
This week brings a mix of winter weather hazards, from snow showers early on to freezing rain by the weekend. Tuesday’s snow showers could lead to slippery roads during the morning commute, so plan for extra time if you’re traveling. The bigger concern arrives Saturday when freezing rain could create icy conditions on roads and sidewalks. Take precautions if you need to be outside or driving during these hours.
With highs fluctuating between the 30s and 40s and nighttime lows consistently dipping below freezing, make sure to dress in layers to stay comfortable and protect yourself from the chill. Queens, stay safe and stay warm this week. Be prepared for snow, rain, and icy conditions as winter continues to make its mark!
