We're tracking heavy rain and snow showers and strong wind in the Tri-State Area today. Follow the latest updates from the CBS2 First Alert Weather Team:
The CBS2 First Alert Weather Team has issued a Red Alert as heavy rain and snow enter the Tri-State Area on Saturday.Showers start early this morning, with pockets of heavy rain possible through midday. Then, snow moves in. Several inches are possible north and west of New York City.The precipitation will wrap up in the late this afternoon. Then, we'll see a dramatic drop in temperatures with feels like temps in the teens and single digits by tonight.
Sometimes, a yellow day could turn red as the week progresses. Either way, it's something to look out for so you can plan ahead. CBS2's Lonnie Quinn, Elise Finch, Vanessa Murdock and John Elliott, as well as our team of weather producers working diligently behind the scenes, determine First Alert Weather days based on a combination of data from multiple sources, including weather models, radar, current conditions and information from the National Weather Service, as well as their knowledge of the local climate.
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