Long Island Weather: Monday's Hour-By-Hour Snow Forecast

We are hoping this is the last hour-by-hour snow forecast we have to publish for a long, long time. After a string of powerful nor'easters in March, Long Island is expected to get hit with 3-5 inches of snow on the second day of April.

A winter weather advisory will be in effect from 2 a.m until 2 p.m. Monday. The National Weather Service says we will likely see a "quick-hitting 3-4 hour period of moderate to even locally heavy snow" with snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour possible. Snowfall rates will likely overwhelm warmer ground temperatures and allow snow to accumulate on roads mainly during and just after the morning commute.

Check out the hour-by-hour forecast below.

Monday

1 a.m.- 10 percent chance of snow

2 a.m.- 49 percent chance of snow

3 a.m.- 49 percent chance of snow

4 a.m.- 49 percent chance of snow

5 a.m.- 87 percent chance of snow

6 a.m.- 87 percent chance of snow

7 a.m.- 87 percent chance of snow

8 a.m.- 49 percent chance of snow

9 a.m.- 100 percent chance of snow

10 a.m.- 100 percent chance of snow

11 a.m.- 61 percent chance of snow

Noon- 61 percent chance of snow

1 p.m.- 61 percent chance of snow

2 p.m.- 13 percent chance of snow

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