ROCKLAND COUNTY, NY – Winter Weather update from the National Weather Service (10:30 am on Sunday) – Rockland County and the tri-state area will be affected by a major winter storm Tonight into Tuesday, with heavy snow and strong winds.

In addition there will be several rounds of widespread minor to moderate coastal flooding Monday and Tuesday, with possible localized Major coastal flooding Monday Night.

Much of the Region is forecast to receive 12 -18 inches of snow, with 18 – 24 inches possible. Snowfall rates: 1-3 inches an hour are possible Monday to Monday evening.

2 5” of snow possible by Monday morning commute for NYC/NJ metro. Meteorologists are predicting it to be difficult to impossible travel late Monday into Monday Evening. Be prepared for the potential of scattered downed tree limbs and power outages possible.

The next briefing will be this evening after 6pm from the National Weather Service.

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