CBS2 Weather Headlines: Rainy, Windy Night With Delta Remnants
The remnants of "Delta" will approach tonight bringing steady rain, along with breezy conditions.
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The remnants of "Delta" will approach tonight bringing steady rain, along with breezy conditions.
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The storm that swept through the area Saturday had moved south and east away from the shore as of Sunday morning, leaving residents to dig out in below-freezing conditions.
According to CBS2's Vanessa Murdock, the storm is expected to taper off by midnight Saturday, but not before leaving behind a slippery mess.
A large swath of the Dakotas is under a blizzard warning Sunday and Monday, with the National Weather Service forecasting heavy snow and strong winds.
Bitter winds were blasting through the Tri-State Area through the day and night Sunday.
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New York City, northern New Jersey and Long Island are expected to see 3 to 6 inches of snow as another winter blast hits the Tri-State area.
As if there hadn't been enough of them already, yet another winter storm is coming – and just in time to make the Monday morning commute a disaster.
Tri-State Area residents woke up to dangerous cold Saturday, with some areas setting record lows in the minus range. And the conditions brought a high risk of hypothermia and frostbite for anyone outside for too long.
Tri-State Area residents were not the only ones suffering through a bitter blast this weekend, and some areas have seen conditions far more severe. At least 16 deaths were blamed on the snowstorm.
The winter simply does not want to leave the Tri-State as the weekend remains below freezing.
The Tri-State may be nearly a week into spring, but winter is not leaving anytime soon.
The first day of spring may be here, but the Tri-State is still shivering. Freezing temperatures are blanketing much of the area and a wintry mix of rain and snow is expected Sunday overnight into Monday.
As the Tri-State preps for the Supermoon, residents can also prep for the first day of spring.
With a week until the start of spring, temperatures are beginning to feel like spring, rising to the 50s on Sunday in the Tri-State.
Tri-State residents have a breezy day in store for their Saturday as temperatures hover in the low 50s for most of the day.
The Tri-State was seeing heavy showers on Sunday with the potential for an additional 1 to 2 inches. Rain is expected to continue steadily into the overnight hours before ending after midnight.
The final weekend of February will end on a much warmer note than what the Tri-State has been used to this winter.
A wind advisory is in effect until Sunday as gusts reach a potential 55 to 60 mph on Saturday.
Temperatures will continue to rise on Sunday as the Tri-State preps for a mild week.
For the first time in a while, temperatures will hit the average mark on Saturday as snow and ice continue to melt.
The Tri-State will get something on Sunday it hasn't gotten in quite some time: sunshine.
Tri-State residents can rejoice for Saturday's weather. For the first weekend in quite some time, there will be no heavy snow, major accumulations or cold temperatures in the Tri-State area.
The active winter continues as a high pressure system brings another arctic chill into the Tri-State after a slow snow melt on Sunday morning.
