Snow showers expected from Mid-Atlantic to Northeast on Super Bowl Sunday

FOX Climate meteorologists are monitoring snow showers from the Mid-Atlantic to the Northeast, however all indicators level to the system having much less of an impression than the blizzard that blanketed the area with ft of snow almost two weeks in the past.

The snow began falling alongside the Appalachians and is predicted to develop into the Delmarva Peninsula, southern New Jersey and southeastern New England on Sunday.

The main cities alongside Interstate 95 between Boston and Washington are forecast to see an inch or much less of snow. There’s a risk that some areas southeast of I-95 – equivalent to South Jersey, Lengthy Island and southeastern New England – in addition to components of the central Appalachians, may see 1 to three inches of snow.

Due to the system’s fast motion and the circulation middle being lots of of miles off the coast of the mid-Atlantic, accumulations on Sunday are anticipated to stay gentle.

All the snow is predicted to be nicely off the coast by Valentine’s Day, forsaking sunny skies and chilly temperatures.

About 2,500 flights are delayed within the US on Sunday, in keeping with FlightAware. As of Sunday morning, LaGuardia Airport canceled 13 outgoing and 12 inbound flights.

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