A heavy layer of snow covers New York City.
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There is a forecast for additional snowfall in the coming week for the northeastern United States and New England, following a significant winter storm that passed through the area on Tuesday.
A person lost their life, schools were shut down, and numerous flights were cancelled and road accidents occurred as a result of the nor’easter.
However, while certain areas experienced 15 inches of snow, the amount of accumulation was lower than predicted in other places. New York’s Central Park received over three inches of snow, the highest in two years, but still less than the initial forecast of six inches.
On Wednesday, a storm was forecasted to commence in central states and move towards the northeast by Thursday night, potentially resulting in several additional inches of snow.
A new storm is predicted to hit the west coast on Wednesday, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall to coastal areas in the northwest and northern California. This area has been experiencing severe weather patterns known as atmospheric rivers in the past few weeks.
By the end of Thursday, the current storm will have reached inland areas, resulting in significant snowfall in the Cascades, Sierra Nevada, and northern Rockies.
Is NYC expected to receive more snow this week?
Is there expected to be more snow in NYC this week?
Additional storm systems are approaching the western coast.
On Wednesday, satellite images showed that multiple storm systems were developing in the Pacific Ocean, indicating that the west coast may experience another round of severe weather.
Starting today and continuing through early next week, the systems will affect the area, resulting in heavy rain, floods, and significant snowfall in the mountains.
This winter, there has been a rare occurrence of snow in Minnesota.
On Wednesday, forecasters in the Twin Cities posted a photo of an uncommon occurrence: snowfall in Minnesota during this winter season.
The image displayed a road close to Canby, a city approximately 150 miles west of Minneapolis.
According to the forecast, Central Minneapolis is expected to experience its biggest snowfall since Halloween on Wednesday.
There is a potential for snow in Chicago.
There is a chance of light snow in certain areas of Chicagoland tonight.
Winter Storm: The latest for Wednesday, 14th February
The upcoming Valentine’s Day will bring calmer weather and an opportunity for many regions in the northeast, New England, and the south to dry out following a powerful nor’easter.
The National Weather Service stated that temperatures on the eastern seaboard will be cooler than average on Wednesday.
Later in the week, there are predictions for wintry weather. A storm is forecasted to start today in the northern regions of central states, then rapidly move east across the midwest and reach the Great Lakes by Thursday. This system is expected to bring significant amounts of snow, measuring several inches.
According to the National Weather Service, the system will move towards the northeast on Friday, bringing another round of light to moderate snow.
Temperatures will decrease below average as Arctic air moves south from Canada into the northern plains and Midwest regions.
A fresh storm is approaching the west coast on Wednesday, originating from the Pacific Ocean. This will bring moderate to heavy rainfall to the Northwest coast and moving south towards northern California.
By Thursday, the most recent atmospheric river will have traveled far inland, resulting in significant snowfall in the Cascades, Sierra Nevada, and northern Rockies regions. The snow from this weather system will continue to move eastward, reaching the northern plains on Friday and potentially causing new winter weather concerns throughout the weekend.
What should you do in the event of a flight cancellation?
On Tuesday, numerous flights were cancelled, primarily on the East Coast. Additional stormy weather is anticipated in various parts of the country throughout the rest of the week.
Although airlines have no control over the weather, they are obligated to give refunds to customers whose flights have been cancelled.
Learn about your rights and be prepared for an increase in cancellations.
Forecasters predict that the snowfall this week will not significantly improve the below average winter.
The National Weather Service for the eastern region of the US stated that even though there was a considerable amount of snow on Tuesday, all areas were experiencing lower-than-average snowfall amounts for the season.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), Syracuse, New York, a city known for its high snowfall, has received 61 inches less snow than average as of February 13th. Erie, Pennsylvania is also below average, with 56 inches less snowfall.
The National Weather Service reported that there has been below average snowfall in the eastern regions of the United States this winter.
Pictures of a snowy Tuesday in New York.
On February 13, 2024, individuals are strolling through Central Park as snow falls in New York City. Children sled at a hill in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park as the snow began to turn to slush On February 13, 2024 in New York City, individuals braved the blowing snow as they crossed the Brooklyn Bridge during a significant winter storm passing through the region. A bike courier navigates through heavy snow on East 125th Street. On February 13, 2024, individuals stroll through the snow in Central Park in New York City. I am not able to reword this text as it is a source citation. 
Wicked cold in New England
The National Weather Service in Boston reported that New England experienced severe cold winds on Wednesday, with gusts ranging from 25-40 mph and wind chills in the teens and 20s.
A rapidly approaching front is predicted to reach the area on Thursday evening or early Friday, potentially bringing light snowfall to Rhode Island and southeast Massachusetts. Inland areas of Massachusetts could see up to three inches of snow.
“Frigid temperatures throughout New England on Valentine’s Day”
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Eric Adams expresses gratitude to the citizens of New York City for their involvement in the democratic procedures.
Mayor Eric Adams expressed gratitude to the citizens of New York for following the City’s cautionary measures during the hazardous weather and reducing their time spent driving on the roads.
Mr. Adams commended the New York Sanitation Department for their efficient snow plowing while posting a video outside his former school in Queens. He also mentioned that officials will be keeping a close watch on the situation.
He expressed gratitude to the people of New York and reassured them that they will overcome this challenge.
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