New Yorkers are in for a slushy Monday as a wintry mix hits the city — but warmer, more pleasant weather should round out the week, offering at least a temporary reprieve, forecasters said Sunday. A storm system is expected to start sludging up the boroughs around lunch time Monday. "By the time it gets to the city tomorrow around midday, we’re going to be looking at a mix of rain and snow," Accuweather senior meteorologist Jake Sojda told The Post on Sunday. But the much-higher-than-average amount of snow that has been piled up in city streets and parks all month should soon melt away, forecasters said. But temperatures are expected to be back in the 30s by Friday — with another chance of snow early next week, forecasters said.

Source: Fox News February 21, 2021 20:15 UTC