Monday's Forecast: High Winds and Possible Snow Flurries

Powerful winds and cold temperatures will create dangerous conditions on Monday, with wind chills feeling like single digits.

### Severe Weather Forecast: Damaging Winds and Rain Ahead
* 🌬 A forecast of **powerful damaging winds** is expected for Monday, with temperatures feeling like the **teens and 20s** due to wind chill.
* ❄ There is a possibility of a **snowflake or two** as a clipper system approaches, potentially bringing **lake effect snow bands** closer to the city.
* 💨 Future wind gusts are predicted to **ramp up significantly**, reaching **35 to 40 mph** by 7:00 PM tonight and possibly peaking at **60 mph** in some areas tomorrow.
* ☔ Rain has been falling steadily, with some areas like Tompkins Cove and Whippany receiving **over half an inch**, while Little Neck approaches the **1-inch mark**.
* 🌤 A cold front will move through, clearing skies from west to east overnight and ushering in colder air, with **wind chills dropping into the teens and low 20s** by tomorrow afternoon.
* ⚠ A high wind warning is in effect, with risks of **downed trees and scattered power outages**, particularly impacting travel on bridges for **larger vehicles**.
* 🌧 As the day progresses, lingering showers are anticipated, with conditions **gradually improving** and **more sunshine expected late in the day**.
* 🔋 The risk of power outages is low for most areas but moderate in Ulster County, with isolated incidents likely due to **downed trees and power lines from the strong winds**.

VANESSA MURDOCK HERE WITH MORE NEWS OF RAIN. YES. SO RAIN IS HAPPENING AS WE SPEAK. WHAT I SEE MOVING FORWARD IS A QUICKER CLEARING NOW THAN WE HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS MORNING. SO SOME MORE UPLIFT FOR YOU IN THIS FORECAST. LET'S CHECK OUT WHAT OUR WEATHER WATCHERS ARE REPORTING. TEMPERATURES IN THE 40s AND UPPER 30s. IT'S GOING TO BE A MILD END TO YOUR WEEKEND. BUT OBVIOUSLY, THE RAIN HAS BEEN FALLING PRETTY STEADILY AND HEAVILY THROUGHOUT THE MORNING, PICKING UP OVER A HALF AN INCH IN TOMPKINS COVE, ABOUT A HALF AN INCH IN WHIPPANY, AS WELL AS GREENWOOD LAKE. AND WE DID HAVE A COUPLE OF SPOTS IN LITTLE NECK PUSHING CLOSER TO THAT 1-INCH MARK.

VISIBILITY IS STILL DOWN. WE STILL HAVE SOME LIGHT RAIN FALLING IN THE CITY. 40 DEGREES AT THE MOMENT. WHAT SHOULD YOU EXPECT? THE STEADIEST RAIN THIS MORNING. THE STEADIEST RAIN FROM THE CITY AND POINTS EAST. WEST OF THE CITY, WE'RE STARTING TO SEE SOME NOT CLEARING BUT DRYING. LINGERING AFTERNOON SHOWERS SHOULD BE ANTICIPATED, AND THEN THE COLD FRONT MOVES ON THROUGH. LIKELY AROUND 3:00 NOW. EARLIER, I WAS SAYING 4:00, MAYBE A LITTLE LATER, BUT IT LOOKS TO BE QUICKER. AND SO, WE ANTICIPATE NOW A BIT MORE SUN AS WE CLOSE OUT YOUR SUNDAY. BUT WITH THE LITTLE BIT OF SUNSHINE LATE TODAY, WE ARE ALSO TALKING ABOUT DAMAGING WIND AT THAT POINT IN TIME PICKING UP PACE.

TONIGHT THROUGH THE DAY TOMORROW, WINDS GUST PRETTY POWERFULLY 40 TO 50, POSSIBLY AS HIGH AS 60. AND AS A RESULT, WE DO HAVE A HIGH WIND WARNING IN EFFECT. WITH THIS, DOWNED TREES, SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES, POSSIBLY SOME DIFFICULT OR RESTRICTED TRAVEL, ESPECIALLY ON THOSE BRIDGES FOR THE BIG RIGS TOMORROW MORNING. AS WE LOOK AT THE VORTEX SATELLITE AND RADAR PICTURE, AS MENTIONED, TO THE WEST OF THE CITY, WE ARE SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK FROM THE STEADY RAIN, BUT EAST, IT IS STILL FALLING STEADILY. THIS LASTS ABOUT ANOTHER HOUR OR SO. AS WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF YOUR DAY, ANTICIPATE MIST, DRIZZLE, SOME SHOWERS UNTIL THAT COLD FRONT ROLLS THROUGH.

SOMETIME BETWEEN 2 AND 3, AND THEN BEHIND IT A LITTLE BIT OF SUN BEFORE SUNSET THIS EVENING CLOSE TO 5:30. SO A LITTLE MORE SUN THAN I WAS PROJECTING EARLIER THIS MORNING, BUT NONETHELESS IT'S STILL A SOGGY DREARY MUCH OF YOUR DAY. 9:00 A.M. THIS MORNING. WE'VE GOT THE STEADY RAIN MAKING ITS EXIT. BY 1:00 WE ARE LEFT WITH MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES. AND THEN THE COLD FRONT ROLLS ON THROUGH. SKIES CLEAR FROM WEST TO EAST OVERNIGHT. WITH THAT, THE WIND STARTS DRIVING IN COLDER AIR. WHAT I FORESEE FOR YOUR DAY TOMORROW, WINDCHILLS DOWN INTO THE TEENS AND LOW 20s IN THE AFTERNOON. POSSIBLY SOME SNOWFLAKES FLYING.

AROUND BECAUSE OF THE PERSISTENT WINDS, WE ARE GOING TO HELP CARRY LAKE EFFECT SNOW BANDS CLOSER TO THE CITY. SO, IT IS A POSSIBILITY WE WILL SEE SOME FLURRIES TOMORROW. FUTURE WIND GUSTS ARE RAMPING UP. TONIGHT, THEY ARE GUSTING 35, 40 BY 7:00. AFTER 7:00 P.M., WE SEE THEM PICKING UP PACE EVEN MORE 40 TO 50 NOW AT 8:00 A.M. TOMORROW MORNING. WHEN YOU START YOUR MONDAY MORNING, STEPPING OUTSIDE IS GOING TO FEEL LIKE SINGLE DIGITS AND TEENS BECAUSE OF THESE CRAZY WINDS. AND THEN THROUGH THE DAY, WE COULD SEE A PEAK WIND GUST UP TO 60 IN SPOTS. BUT EVEN TOMORROW NIGHT AT 6:00

P.M. WE ARE STILL DEALING WITH POWERFUL WINDS GUSTING 40 TO 50. IT IS OVERNIGHT MONDAY INTO TUESDAY. THE WINDS BEGIN TO SUBSIDE. FUTURE POWER OUTAGE POSSIBILITY. IT REALLY IS A LOW RISK FOR MANY OF US. WE SEE MORE OF A MODERATE RISK AS WE MAKE OUR WAY UP INTO ULSTER COUNTY. BUT HERE'S THE DEAL. THEY WILL BE ISOLATED. I DEFINITELY THINK WE WILL SEE POWER OUTAGES BECAUSE OF DOWNED TREES AND ALSO JUST THE WIND TAKING DOWN SOME POWERLINES. TODAY 52. WETTEST STUFF HAPPENING NOW, A LITTLE DRIER THIS AFTERNOON. PARTIAL CLEARING LATE TODAY. THEN OVERNIGHT WE ARE DEALING WITH THE WIND AND WINDCHILLS DOWN INTO THE SINGLE DIGITS AND TEENS FOR YOUR MONDAY, THE

FORECAST IS A WINDY ONE, POWERFUL DAMAGING WINDS FOR YOUR MONDAY, 39 FEELS LIKE THE TEENS AND 20s. MAYBE A SNOWFLAKE OR TWO. TUESDAY, DRY, 37. WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSDAY A CLIPPER BRINGS A POSSIBILITY OF

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Rain is currently falling steadily, with some areas receiving over half an inch.

The forecast shows a quicker clearing than expected, with a bit of sun before sunset.

Tomorrow, colder air and windchills in the teens and low 20s are expected, along with the possibility of some snowflakes.

Light rain is still falling in the city, with temperatures at 40 degrees.

The steadiest rain is expected this morning, particularly east of the city, with lingering afternoon showers.

A cold front is moving through around 3:00 PM, bringing more sunshine but also damaging winds gusting up to 60 mph, leading to a high wind warning and potential travel difficulties.

Powerful Winds and Potential Power Outages

Powerful winds are gusting at 40 to 50 mph, with a decrease expected overnight from Monday to Tuesday.

While the risk of power outages is low for most, Ulster County may experience a moderate risk due to isolated incidents.

The wet weather will transition to drier conditions by this afternoon, with windchills dropping to single digits and teens by Monday.

Powerful winds are expected on Monday, making temperatures feel like the teens and single digits.

There may be a few snowflakes, with flurries possible due to lake effect snow bands.

Wind gusts will ramp up, reaching 40-50 mph by tomorrow morning and peaking at 60 mph during the day.