With Spring weather around the corner, many New Yorkers are glad to put winter in their rearview mirror. Depending on ...
This year, one upstate town is not only the snowiest in New York, but on the entire east coast of the United States ...
New York has seen a series of building collapses following heavy snow across parts of the central part of the state last week ...
Tuesday night's storm dumped several inches of snow on parts of New Jersey but little or nothing to the north of New York City. The New York City metro area saw up to 2 inches of overnight snowfall.
As spring officially begins, many areas in Western New York are just below average with winter snowfall totals this season.
While other parts of the state have recorded some staggering snowfall amounts, New York City has only recorded 12.9 inches of ...
NEW YORK (WABC) -- Tuesday night's winter storm dropped the most snow south of New York City, with more than 6 inches reported in parts of South Jersey. 2-3 inches were observed across Long Island ...
Although the winter season is not quite over, any hopes of seeing New York City covered by a blanket of snow and transform into a winter wonderland seem bleak. More: Latest News from Around the ...
NYC forecast and PIX11’s Weather Center Areas north and west of New York City missed the brunt of the snow. A second round of snow is expected Wednesday night before it turns to rain by Thursday ...
it’s still too early how much snowfall New Yorkers may see come Thursday. In the days leading up to the storm, however, temperatures in New York City will remain low in the mid-20s before ...
Another round of snow was expected to hit New York City and the tristate area overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Between 1 and 3 inches was predicted for the five boroughs, according to the ...
The wintry mix starts Wednesday evening, with up to 2 more inches of snow possible, with the bulk of the impact expected to be north of New York City. That will make for a messy Thursday morning ...
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