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A severe thunderstorm watch was issued until 8 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
Grab your shorts and sandals — Thursday's going to be a hot one.
Forecasters had initially predicted up to 20 inches of snow would hit the city.
Strong winds and snow could create whiteout conditions starting about 6 a.m., forecasters said.
The worst of the weather is expected late morning to early afternoon.
Forecasters expect up to 4 inches of snow Friday, but last week's forecast never materialized.
After temperatures reached 70 degrees Wednesday, snow could fall Friday, forecasters say.
The high at JFK Airport hit 68 degrees Sunday, breaking the previous Feb. 19 record, forecasters said.
High winds are expected to batter the city until 6 p.m.
The storm dumped 2 inches by 7 a.m. and officials warned of dangerous road conditions.
Expect "near blizzard conditions," winds up to 35 mph and temps in the upper 20s, forecasters warned.
Snowfall is expected to mess up Thursday's commutes, forecasters said.
Queens saw the strongest wind gusts and Crown Heights had the worst steady winds at 41 mph, NWS said.
The worst of the wind and rain will begin by sundown and continue through the night, forecasters said.
The high Thursday reached 65 degrees, a Jan. 12 record, the National Weather Service said
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