Hour-by-Hour Snow/Sleet Forecast For Long Island

Snow total estimates for Long Island Monday morning have been trimmed, but forecasters are still warning of potential hazardous conditions during the morning commute.

Snow is now only expected to fall for a few hours before turning to a mix of sleet and rain early Monday. It should turn to all rain around sunrise, the National Weather Service says.

About an inch of snow is expected on the northern half of the island. The southern half should see less than an inch.

Brief minor coastal flooding will be possible during high tide Monday morning in Nassau as well as in northwestern Suffolk.

See the hour-by-hour forecast below.

The middle of the week will also bring another chance for snow. At the moment, the NWS says snow is likely Wednesday, mainly after 3 p.m. Accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible, but that's certainly subject to change with the system days away. Make sure you are subscribed to Patch news alerts to get forecast updates straight to your inbox.

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