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Joe Schumacher
Published Feb 24, 2010
Modified Feb 24, 2010
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Wednesday is turning out to be a day of rest between storms. Just over 1.5 inches of precipitation fell yesterday and last night. More is expected tomorrow! Today we'll just see drizzle and clouds with a high near 40 degrees.
Tomorrow, oh brother, do we have to talk about tomorrow's weather? Our advice to you, dear Gothamist reader, is to not believe a word you're about to read. Even if it turns out to be correct!
By this stage of the winter you know the drill. A low pressure system is expected to develop off the Carolinas and move up the coast. The forecast models do not have a good handle on this storm but it is expected that the city will be right on the rain/snow line. The city could see several inches of snow or just a messy rain/snow mix, but we'll definitely see a lot of precipitation.
There's not much cold air behind this storm, which is perhaps a sign that winter is drawing to a close. We should see gradually clearing skies starting on Saturday with highs in the 40s all next week.
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