Spring Nor'easter: One more storm wallop for East before spring kicks in

3/24/2014 (Permalink)

Copyright © 2014 Heather Tooley

A spring Nor'easter is expected to wallop several states with cold temperatures and falling snow. NBC New York reports March 24 that fall will begin falling Tuesday night. Coastal areas along the Atlantic will see a lot more snow than tri-state areas on Wednesday.

New York City and suburbs located north and west will see snowfall up to an inch while sections of Long Island and Jersey shore could get two inches. Frigid cold and strong winds will also accompany snowfall.

The spring Nor'easter is expected to be the most extreme over the Atlantic Ocean as the storm moves through. By Friday temperatures should rise, hitting the high upper 50s.

As the report, emphasized, since December 2013, 57.4 inches of snow have covered Central Park. It's the city's seventh snowiest winter on record.

A spring Nor'easter is the last thing anyone wants this time of year. The first day of spring was last Thursday and cold temperatures and heavy snowfall is still coming in. Everyone hopes this is the last and final winter cold blast!