Weather
Snow To Stretch Well Into NYC's Spring, Forecasters Predict
An early spring doesn't seem likely.
NEW YORK, NY – Forget the early spring promised by Staten Island's groundhog Chuck last week – the professional forecasters are saying winter might last so long in the northeast that the season might barely be noticed.
Though interspersed with warm periods, snow could fall well into April, according to the long range prediction from AccuWeather.com.
“If it does warm up, it won’t last for a long duration," AccuWeather forecaster Paul Pastelok said.
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"I think [warmth] comes in spurts throughout March, April and May. Be careful about putting things in the ground too fast because April could bring some surprises,” he said.
AccuWeather added: "While the chilly weather may be a disappointment to some, it will make spring severe weather a “no-show” this year.
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