A weak front moves through Tuesday that will bring light, scattered rain showers. Expect those showers to last through the afternoon. Many of us will remain dry with clouds. Morning temps start in the 40s, then climb to the 60s for most, though communities just south of Lake Ontario could get stuck in the 40s.

Thunderstorms are expected in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut this weekend after severe weather hit the Midwest.

Intense snow is expected across the NYC area through Monday. See the latest forecast here.

The National Weather Service says there is a 40% percent chance of scattered snow showers in store Sunday for Long Island. It's 26 degrees outside at 9 a.m. Friday, headed into the low 40s, and the National Weather Service said we could hit 49 degrees Saturday.

Blizzard warnings were issued Saturday for New York City, New Jersey, southern New England and coastal communities along the East Coast.

Blizzard warnings are in effect for NYC, Long Island and coastal CT as a major winter storm is expected to bring 13–18 inches of snow and dangerous travel Sunday into Monday.

Forecast models diverge sharply on the storm's intensity and track, leaving Upstate New York with a wide range of possible snowfall outcomes.

The Big Apple could see another quick blast of snow and frigid temps this weekend, before warmer weather arrives next week, according to forecasts. The city – and more likely the suburbs north of Gotham – is expected to get a coating of snow late Sunday morning into the early afternoon,

Boston and New York were bracing for a punishing mix of heavy snow and strong winds that will bring blizzard conditions. “Stay home and stay inside,” forecasters said.

Temperatures from Sunday through Wednesday are forecast to reach highs in the 60s, according to Tyler Roys, a senior meteorologist with AccuWeather. In the latter half of the week ahead, temperatures will begin to dip following a cold front forecast to sweep through the area Wednesday.

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Periods of rain will move through the New York area Thursday, but spring temperatures are on the way for the weekend.