More snow forecast this week; weekend clearing expected
Whiteout conditions along Northville Turnpike in Aquebogue on Monday. Credit: Newsday/James Carbone
The blizzard that has dumped nearly two feet of snow in places and battered Long Island with hurricane-force winds could bring more snow before it's finished Monday, the National Weather Service said.
And there is snow in the forecast beginning Wednesday and Thursday,
The weather service said sunshine and temperatures around freezing are expected Tuesday, allowing for a day to clear out some of the snow.
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