How Much Snow and Ice Will New Rochelle See Monday?

Now that we have the coldest of the cold weather behind us, we can look forward to the beginning of a new week that, unfortunately, has frozen precipitation in the forecast.

The National Weather Service issued Hazardous Weather Outlooks for Putnam, Rockland and Westchester counties that say a developing low pressure system will move up the coast and produce snow Monday afternoon, which will transition to freezing rain and eventually to all rain.

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However, the forecast varies in the amount of freezing rain that certain locations will get.

Southern Westchester is forecast to see a brief period of freezing rain Monday night, while Putnam, Rockland and northern Westchester have the potential for several hours of freezing rain Monday night.

Temperatures over the region will stay cold Sunday night, though wind chills will not be a factor.

Monday the high temperatures will be in the low- to mid-30s, with snow mainly after 3 p.m. Accumulations of snow in the northern most parts of the valley will be less than a half inch.

Overnight Monday, temps will gradually rise to the mid-30s to low-40s by the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday.

Freezing rain will gradually turn to rain.

Tuesday will see rain, heavy at times, though the temperatures will be in the upper 40s to mid 50s.