The weather in New York City (NYC) and Boston is expected to be wintry due to the approaching winter storm. Winter weather alerts have been issued across the Northeast and New England in preparation for the possible nor’easter. Schools in NYC and Boston will be moved to remote learning on Tuesday, as per the mayor’s announcement.

Parts of New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut are predicted to experience heavy snow starting Monday night. NYC, and other regions of New York and Connecticut, could see snow accumulate up to 18 inches on Tuesday. This weather event is expected to bring NYC its first significant snowfall in what has so far been a relatively tame season, highlighting the notable shift.

Travelers should be prepared for potential airport delays due to the storm’s effect. This comes as a winter storm warning is in effect for the Hudson Valley, whilst a watch has been issued for NYC. Indeed, the impending snow has prompted precautionary measures to ensure safety and continuity during this period. Weather patterns indicate that the storm will considerably impact living conditions, prompting a change in school operations and potentially affecting travel.