Weather in New York: how much snow to expect on Thursday

NEW YORK (WABC) – Another winter storm is expected to bring a new white blanket over New York City, New Jersey and other parts of the Tri-State.

A winter storm alert has been issued for parts of New Jersey. A winter weather report was issued for New York City, Long Island and other areas close to the city.

Snow should start at dawn or just before Thursday.

Moderate to heavy snow is expected during the first part of the storm until noon on Thursday. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour are possible.

There is potential for a very difficult and snowy morning trip on Thursday morning, as the roads will get slippery in a hurry.

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The best chance for 6 inches of snow or more is in the interior of New Jersey. Widespread distribution of 5 to 9 inches is expected across the Tri-State.

Heavy snow is expected to fall between 11 am and 4 pm and is unlikely to fall north of the city. An icy mixture is expected to reduce the accumulations further south.

A mix of snow of lighter intensity will last until Friday.

New York City has received almost twice its normal seasonal snowfall so far, at almost 33.8 inches, compared to the normal 17.1 inches from December 1 through February 17.

Stay with Lee Goldberg, Sam Champion, Amy Freeze and Jeff Smith for the latest news on this AccuWeather winter pattern here and on Eyewitness News.

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