Janice Huff

Nov 28, 2024 | nbcnewyork.com | Janice Huff |Lauren Maroney

It was a soggy Thanksgiving. And while it was very much needed, the timing was not ideal. But there's going to be no way around it: it will feel raw this Black Friday and weekend. So if you plan on heading out to take advantage of those shopping deals, make sure to bundle up Farther north and west, temperatures were cold enough on Thursday for snow, so much so that a Winter Storm Watch was in effect through Thursday evening for Sullivan and western Ulster County.

Mar 22, 2024 | nbcnewyork.com | Maria LaRosa |Janice Huff

A powerful weather system is expected to inundate the tri-state area over the weekend, threatening yet another Saturday soaker with the potential to dump up to 4 inches of rain on parts of the region and 2 to 3 inches on most. A flood watch will go into effect Saturday morning for the New York City metro area through central and southern New Jersey. Other spots will see winter weather advisories, courtesy of the bitter chill associated with the front end of this system.

Feb 27, 2024 | nbcnewyork.com | Maria LaRosa |Janice Huff

Warmer air lingers in the tri-state area through Wednesday, when it could reach 60 degreesRain returns to the forecast Tuesday afternoon; strong storms are possible WednesdayExpected Wednesday to wind down with some wind and for temps to dive ThursdayIt seems like we were celebrating scant snowfall in Central Park just a month ago (we were, we got an inch for the first time in 701 days) and now we're bracing for thunderstorms.

Feb 12, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Janice Huff

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Feb 12, 2024 | nbcnewyork.com | Janice Huff

A major winter storm is set to hit the tri-state on Tuesday dumping up to 8 inches of snow in New York City and up to a foot of snow in the Hudson Valley and interior areas of New Jersey and Connecticut. Storm Team 4 is forecast hour by hour what we can expect. The storm is set to arrive as rain late Monday night into Tuesday. The storm will first start as rain across the area. By sunrise, the precipitation will transition to sleet and then eventually to snow.