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6:16pm our premature Spring fever has come to an end, the battle between winter cold and spring warmth continues with the on set of another cold snap that will influence our temperatures through the rest of this week. Along with cooler temperatures, a threat for a rain and snow mixture looms over the Northeast beginning late Tuesday night over western New York and spreading east on Wednesday. Buffalo could pick up between 3" to as much as 8" of wet snow - 1-3" of wet, slushy snow is possible along the coast around the city of New York as well before the storm moves away early on Thursday. Behind this storm system temperatures will be rather chilly - highs ranging in the 30s and 40s with lingering snow flurries on Thursday night. Fair but cold weather will be with us on Friday and Saturday, it will be a good time for traveling. The rest of the weekend looks to remain chilly, I am monitoring the potential for another storm system early next week that could produce more flooding rain and/or snow for the region around Sunday and next Monday, hopefully this system stays far enough south to spare the region. The extended forecast calls for a prolonged period of chilly weather as High Pressure over Canada allow for cold air to flow into the Northeast.
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