Latest Details on Upcoming Snow Possibilities for Scarsdale

It appears we were all premature when we said this winter was a bust (whether we were complaining or celebrating).

We’ve got snow coming. How much is uncertain, but it should be enough to make roads slick.

The National Weather Service has been updating its outlook for Putnam, Rockland, northern and southern Westchester.

• Hazardous Weather Outlook

AN OFFSHORE STORM MAY BRING A LIGHT ACCUMULATING SNOW INTO THE

NEW YORK CITY METRO...NORTHEASTERN NEW JERSEY AND LOWER HUDSON

VALLEY ON MONDAY. THEN...ANOTHER LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IS FORECAST

TO DEVELOP ACROSS THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES AND BRING THE POTENTIAL

FOR MORE SNOW MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY. LINGERING LIGHT SNOW IS

POSSIBLE TUESDAY NIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY.

SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION FORECAST SPREAD REMAINS MODERATE TO HIGH

THROUGH THIS PERIOD...SO CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE LATEST NWS

FORECASTS.

Other forecasters are expressing skepticism.

“For all the hype and buzz around this storm… for all the questions… this is all there is. A weak low pressure system fails to organize and intensify off the east coast Monday night into Tuesday, and spreads light snow across the Hudson Valley and northeast as it pulls away,” said Bill Potter of Hudson Valley Weather.

According to the latest National Weather Service forecast, if we see snow from that storm, it would start Monday afternoon. Snow is likely in Putnam, Rockland and Westchester counties Monday and Tuesday, and there’s a 50 percent chance of snow on Wednesday.

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Major snowfall or no, enough snow to make for slippery conditions could come from the two storms. Also, both will renew the threat of coastal flooding along the mid-Atlantic and New England coasts, said Kristina Pydynowski, Senior Meteorologist with AccuWeather.com.

MAP: AccuWeather.com