Don't put away the snowblowers just yet – the winter is set to continue its snowy onslaught.
The National Weather Service is forecasting a weak snowstorm to roll over Long Island from 9 p.m. Wednesday night to 3 a.m. Thursday morning, leaving behind anywhere from 3 to 5 inches across Smithtown.
While the amount of snow will be minimal compared to the vicious amounts left behind by the Feb. 8 blizzard, the snow will accumulate enough to cause treacherous driving conditions on the morning of Valentine's Day and add to the headache caused by the remaining snow on the ground.
Unlike the last storm, winds should not be an issue this time around. Forecasts call for light winds around 6 to 11 miles per hour. It will not create whiteout conditions, but might cause moderate blowing of newly fallen snow.
The storm, part of a low-pressure system, will bring behind it a cold-front that will help shift temperatures back for the end of the week, as highs will drop to the mid-30's ahead of what could be the next talked about winter storm.
As of this time, the National Weather Service has not issued any advisories or warnings associated with the Feb. 13-14 storm.
Stay tuned to Patch as we continue to monitor the storm.
