Warmer Weekend But Snow, Storm Chances Upcoming for Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow

After last weekend’s winter array, with arctic temps, snow, rain and thaw, everyone’s ready for a couple of days of mild-mannered weather.

And it looks like we will get one, but we still have to get through the chance of a wintry mix of rain or snow as clouds roll in and out Friday night. The farther south in Westchester County the less of a chance for any precipitation.

Whatever happens overnight, things should clear up by morning.

“The southwest wind is in full force by Saturday, and that should do 2 things… help clear out some of the clouds, and push temperatures up into the 50s for daytime highs,” says Bill Potter of Hudson Valley Weather. “Saturday has the potential to be a very nice day for mid-February. Sunday doesn’t look too bad either, with temps climbing close to 50° for a high.”

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But don’t break out the patio furniture just yet.

The National Weather Service said rain and/or snow are possible Sunday night, which could affect the Monday commute.

A storm from the Gulf of Mexico will turn northward along the Atlantic Seaboard next week, potentially resulting in a snowstorm for parts of the East. Plus colder air will return, and highs in the 30s and 40s will again replace 50-degree temperatures, said Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist

MAP: AccuWeather.com