Gradually, bands transition to snow showers and flurries. They will vary in intensity, with the heaviest occurring north of NYC. to 11 p.m.: Bands of snow continue pivoting through the area. Winds get even stronger gusts up to 40 mph. Exceptions are in Sullivan, Ulster, and Dutchess. Snow will come in bursts, not constantly falling. to 1 p.m.: As cold air gets drawn into the system, rain turns to snow for everyone. This is the timeframe with the greatest chance of coastal flooding due to the high tide cycle. to 7 a.m.: Precipitation starts decreasing in intensity and coverage moderate snow still falling across the northern counties. Winds begin to ramp up for nearly everyone gusts in the 20-30 mph range. Snowfall rates may reach an inch per hour at times. A heavier band of snow develops from far northern Sussex County into Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster. to Tuesday 2 a.m.: The heaviest rain shifts to the East End of Long Island. Snow ongoing in the northwestern suburbs, especially in Sullivan, Ulster, and Dutchess Counties. to 9 p.m.: Most see rain, may be heavy at times. ![]() to 9 a.m.: Rain moves into the majority of the area snow falls in the northwestern zones. start No tandem or empty tractor trailers
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