Snow showers picked up over the course of the day Tuesday after some light flurries in the morning, and the slippery system mucked up the evening commute, Storm Team 4 says.
Most of the tri-state got anywhere from a half-inch to 2 inches of snow, according to Storm Team 4. Central Park got just under an inch of snow, while JFK Airport saw a half-inch of snow, while other parts of Queens and the Bronx got about 1.5 inches. Northern New Jersey saw close to 2 inches of snow, and Westchester saw about 1 to 2 inches.
Parts of Fairfield and New Haven saw over 2 inches of snow.
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The snow tapered off to flurries for the evening commute, and Storm Team 4 cautioned roads could be slick as the system moves out.
High temperatures won't get out of the mid-30s Tuesday, though suburbs to the north and west of the city barely will see the mercury climb above freezing. The rest of the week looks quiet, with temperatures hovering in the 30s after a brief uptick Wednesday, Storm Team 4 says.
