‘Nother New York Nor’Easter

Exactly one week after a bomb cyclone killed at least seven people in the region, New York is about to get hit with another so called Nor’Easter. Looks like spring is still not on its way folks.

Wednesday is expected to bring some 4 to 8 inches of snow to the ‘city that never sleeps’ whilst temperatures are sent to be staying around the freezing mark of 32 degrees if forecasts are to be believed.

Accuweather meteorologist Mr John Gresiak said: “The water levels probably won’t be quite as high, but given that some of that hasn’t drained out yet there will be flooding.”

“A train of storms is coming through. So this could not be the last one. There’s a hint of something else happening late in the weekend and early next week along the eastern seaboard.”

“It’s not going to be anywhere near the size or intensity of the last one.”

“The wind will not be quite as strong. People will say ‘well it wasn’t as bad as the last one.’”

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The new storm could cause further damage to the trees that were already weakened last week as it will pack winds of 50 miles per hour.

AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Mr Alex Sosnowski explained that: “The big problem is that the storm this week is coming so soon after the destructive storm from last Friday. It will disrupt cleanup and restoration operations and is likely to cause a new but less extreme round of travel delays, power outages and damage from falling trees.”

Source:

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local/Wednesday-Storm-to-Bring-Snow-and-Rain-to-New-England-475960003.html