What to Know
- Get ready for a taste of spring with possible record-setting temperatures on Wednesday
- Temps are expected to climb into the 60s on Tuesday and reach near 70 on Wednesday
- President's Day is expected to see afternoon showers with highs in the low 50s
Time to pull out your shorts and sunglasses.
After a fast-moving storm dumped several inches of wet, slushy snow across the region, temps in the high 40s on Sunday melted most of it by days end.
A mild Sunday will kick off a stretch of unseasonably warm weather that is expected to soar into the 60s on Tuesday and near 70 on Wednesday. That could include record-setting high temps.
But first, on the President's Day holiday, temperatures are expected in the low 50s with showers in the evening.
The storm on Saturday night dumped about 5 inches of snow by midnight, but little to no accumulation was visible amid light rain.
But some areas saw much heavier snow. About 9 inches fell in Rockaway, New Jersey by midnight, while New City, New York, saw 7.5 inches and Monroe, Connecticut recorded 4.5 inches.
