Bolaris’ Weather Watch: Spring snow moves out, milder temperatures ahead

Waking up this morning, some of you will be shoveling a heavy wet snow while others will be skipping along to work with no snow. The coastal snowstorm is now off the Southern New England coast and pounding a good chunk of New England with heavy wet snow as late season skiers rejoice.

In the storm’s wake, a blustery first Monday of spring will have us reach for the winter coats this morning.

We really can’t complain too much this winter season, despite the January blizzard much of this winter has been snow-free and it will go down as one of our milder winters; thank you El Nino.

By Wednesday the thermometer will begin to surge as the 60’s will become common once again, except along the coastal locations, as the chilly Atlantic will put a lid on the temperature rise.

Your second half of the week should be on the milder side of the ledger as well with readings still in the 60’s. Expect a cool front to start pushing through on Friday with the chance of a few showers.

Watching the potential for a frog choker (that just means heavy rains, Personally, I love frogs), arrival time for now looks like the second half of this upcoming weekend.

@johnbolaris

@weathersavior

New York

Today: Snow pulling away from Eastern Long Island. Sunshine returning, very windy and chilly with a high of 46

Tuesday: Sun and clouds, brisk and cool, high of 49

Wednesday: Temperatures on the rise, with sunshine. High of 62

Thursday: Windy and mild with a high of 65

Friday: A few showers scattered about. High 61

Weekend:

Saturday: Dry, cooler, 56

Sunday: Potential heavy rains, 60

Philly