A picturesque snow coated New York City and much of the surrounding areas Saturday afternoon, but Storm Team 4 says it won't be sticking around.
Central Park looked like a winter wonderland with a a coating of white snow falling, and at times the snow was heavy enough to block visibility of the George W. Bridge.
Although the snow looked dramatic at times, it didn't last long. Central Park got just over half an inch, while JFK and parts of Long Island got a little more than an inch.
The rest of the holiday weekend is expected to be sunny, with highs in the low 40s, a bit higher than average for this time of year.
The temperatures will likely get milder on Tuesday and showers are possible in the afternoon, with heavier rain expected Wednesday.
