Dry conditions with seasonable temperatures will continue across Staten Island through Tuesday night, according to the National Weather Service. No weather alerts or warnings are currently in effect for Richmond County.
The National Weather Service forecasts Staten Island will experience west to southwest winds today with occasional gusts of 20-25 mph, potentially reaching up to 30 mph Monday afternoon. Winds will diminish this evening between 6-10 p.m., with sustained speeds dropping to 10 mph or less overnight into Tuesday morning. Temperatures will remain near seasonal averages for mid-January.
A significant pattern change is expected midweek as a series of cold fronts moves through the region. Wednesday will bring increasing chances of rain showers as temperatures remain above normal. By Thursday, precipitation is expected to transition to snow as colder air moves in behind the second cold front. The National Weather Service indicates a 30-50% chance of accumulating snow for Staten Island and the rest of New York City from Thursday through Friday…