Hour-By-Hour Long Island Snow Forecast

The forecast for a snowy Saturday remains pretty much on track with 1-4 inches of accumulation expected across Long Island.

The highest amounts are likely in Suffolk County, which will be under a winter weather advisory from 10 a.m to 10 p.m. Saturday.

Under the worst case scenario, Nassau County would see at least 3 inches of snow and Suffolk would see 4-5 inches, the National Weather Service says.

Check out the hour-by-hour forecast below as well as the latest snow total estimate maps. Sign up for Patch news alerts to get winter weather updates straight to your inbox.

Saturday

6 a.m.- 16 degrees, 10 percent chance of snow

7 a.m.- 17 degrees, 23 percent chance of snow

8 a.m.- 19 degrees, 35 percent chance of snow

9 a.m.- 21 degrees, 48 percent chance of snow

10 a.m.- 23 degrees, 64 percent chance of snow

11 a.m.- 24 degrees, 81 percent chance of snow

Noon- 24 degrees, 97 percent chance of snow

1 p.m.- 25 degrees, 99 percent chance of snow

2 p.m.- 26 degrees, 100 percent chance of snow

3 p.m.- 26 degrees, 90 percent chance of snow

4 p.m.- 26 degrees, 81 percent chance of snow

5 p.m.- 26 degrees, 71 percent chance of snow

6 p.m.- 26 degrees, 59 percent chance of snow

7 p.m.- 26 degrees, 47 percent chance of snow

8 p.m.- 26 degrees, 35 percent chance of snow

9 p.m.- 26 degrees, 31 percent chance of snow

10 p.m.- 26 degrees, 26 percent chance of snow

11 p.m.- 25 degrees, 21 percent chance of snow

Midnight- 24 degrees, 15 percent chance of snow