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Queens Residents: Here’s Why Sunday Could Be Slippery and Dangerous

Queens Residents: Here’s Why Sunday Could Be Slippery and Dangerous

Queens residents, it’s time to brace for a blast of winter weather as temperatures are set to drop, and a mix of snow and rain is expected to make an appearance. With freezing conditions and slippery roads in the forecast, here’s what to expect and how to stay prepared.

Queens Residents: Here’s Why Sunday Could Be Slippery and Dangerous
Source: PIX11

The Forecast

  • Thursday will bring a brief mix of sunshine and clouds, but don’t let the calm fool you. Temperatures will hover around freezing, and by late afternoon, there’s a chance of light flurries.
  • Friday offers a bit of a break, with highs reaching 43°F and partly sunny skies, making it a good day to take care of any errands before the weekend weather moves in.
  • Saturday turns cloudy and breezy, with a chance of light rain in the afternoon and highs around 45°F. It’s not dramatic, but it’s the precursor to Sunday’s wintry mix.
  • Sunday will see a mix of snow and rain starting in the afternoon. With temperatures staying near freezing, the snow could accumulate, making roads and sidewalks slippery. Drivers and pedestrians should be extra cautious.
  • Early next week, Queens will plunge into an Arctic freeze. Monday and Tuesday’s highs will struggle to get out of the 20s, and overnight lows will drop into the teens. By Tuesday, the high will be a frigid 19°F—perfect for staying indoors.
  • Why This Weather Matters

Sunday’s mix of snow and rain is a concern for anyone planning to be out and about. Icy roads and sidewalks could lead to dangerous conditions, so it’s best to stay alert. And with Monday and Tuesday’s freezing temperatures, it’s important to be prepared for a bitterly cold start to the week.

How to Stay Warm and Safe

  1. Dress in Layers: The key to staying warm is layering. Don’t forget a hat, gloves, and warm socks to protect against the chill.
  2. Be Careful Outside: Whether you’re driving or walking, snow and ice can make for slippery conditions. Take your time and don’t rush.
  3. Stock Up on Essentials: Before the deep freeze sets in, make sure you have what you need at home—groceries, warm blankets, and maybe some hot tea or cocoa.
  4. Stay Informed: Keep an eye on the forecast. Weather in Queens can change quickly, and it’s always good to be prepared for the unexpected.

Looking Ahead

Winter’s grip is tightening on Queens, but with a little preparation, you can navigate the challenges ahead. Sunday’s snow and rain will require caution, and early next week’s cold temperatures will make warm layers and cozy homes essential.

Queens Residents: Here’s Why Sunday Could Be Slippery and Dangerous
Source: The New York Times

As always, Queens, stay safe, stay warm, and take care of one another. Whether it’s helping a neighbor shovel snow or simply checking in on a friend, small gestures go a long way in weather like this. Spring may feel far away, but we’ll get through this together!

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