Staten Island Braces for Windy Tuesday

Wind Advisory in Effect Until 6 p.m.

Staten Island is expected to experience gusty winds on Tuesday, with potential gusts reaching up to 50 mph. Residents are advised to secure any loose items that could be blown away. The winds are expected to be strongest in the morning but will gradually ease as the day progresses.

Cold Front Brings Strong Winds and Flurries

The National Weather Service attributes the strong winds to a cold front that recently passed through the area. Light flurries may appear between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., but significant snow accumulation is not anticipated.

Cold Temperatures and Wind Gusts

Temperatures are expected to remain in the upper 20s to lower 30s. The strong winds are not isolated to Staten Island; other parts of New York City have already experienced gusts exceeding 50 mph. Residents should be cautious of potential power outages and falling branches.

Overnight and Wednesday Forecast

The night will remain cold, with temperatures dropping to the lower to mid 20s. While the wind will calm down somewhat, gusts of 20-30 mph may still occur.

Wednesday will see temperatures in the lower to mid 30s. Another cold front is expected to move through Wednesday night, potentially bringing light snow showers. Although significant snowfall is not anticipated, surfaces may become slippery.

Weekend Outlook

The cold weather is expected to persist through the weekend, with temperatures 5-10 degrees below normal. A slight warming trend may occur early next week.

Potential Snow Late Sunday into Monday

There is a chance of more snow late Sunday into Monday, which could disrupt weekend plans. It is advisable to check the weather forecast before making any outdoor plans.