A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 2 p.m. Monday for Long Island as a spring snowstorm impacts the region.
The highest unofficial snowfall total on the island so far reported to the National Weather Service is 3.3 inches in Wading River, but that measurement was taken at 7:45 a.m. and heavy snow fell on many parts of the island later in the morning.
The good news is the snow is winding down now from west to east and the evening commute should be much smoother than the morning one.
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There is more wet weather on the way, though, Tuesday and Wednesday, but thankfully only in the form of rain.
- It’s April 2nd and almost 6” of Snow has fallen here in Huntington on #LongIsland - Happy #Spring @ReedTimmerAccu @SimonStormRider @TARCweather @nynjpaweather @NEWeatherWx @tristateweather @spann @theWeatherboy @crankywxguy @HuntingtonPatch @JimCantore @islivingston @StormHour pic.twitter.com/8J2YAkozDC
— WeatherGoingWILD (@WeatherGoinWILD) April 2, 2018
7” East Shoreham, Long Island @NWSEastern @NWSNewYorkNY @News12LI @Accu_Jesse @ReedTimmerAccu @AccuRayno @weatherchannel @breakingweather @WeatherNation @SamanthaAugeri @hoffmanrich @joshtimlin @DRmetwatch @MattHammer12 @MJVentrice pic.twitter.com/Mt2LYYCARv
— Met. Eclipse (@TARCweather) April 2, 2018
Opening day in the Bronx! #snowday2018 Do they still refer to baseball players as the boys of summer? #yankeestadium pic.twitter.com/RcNB6BMGRD
— John Milewski (@JohnMilewski) April 2, 2018
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