A pattern shift may bring snow to some parts of the Northeast on Sunday — but not New York, as the city experiences its longest stretch without significant snowfall in recent history.
The Big Apple’s snow drought is set to continue at least for the next few days — with rain instead expected to drench the region late into Monday.longest stretch without significant snowfall“It’s just rain between now and this time tomorrow,” FOX Meteorologist Christopher Tate told The Post on Sunday.along the I-95 corridor all the way to Boston, as well as in the New York metro-area.
While there may be some flurries in the North Jersey suburbs and areas north of Westchester County, the snow is not likely to accumulate.New York City has yet not seen its first significant snowfall of the winter season, which on average falls around Dec. 13 each year, according to Tate.A storm is expected to bring a torrential downpour Sunday into Monday along the I-95 corridor.“We have not yet had measurable snow in Central Park this season,” Tate continued.
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