A fast-moving storm blanketed the region with snow on Saturday night. The snow shifted to ice and freezing rain making roads ...

A snow storm was forecast to hit New York City around dinnertime Saturday and linger through the early morning hours.

NEW YORK — Another round of snow and sleet is expected to hit the New York City area Saturday night. Winter storm watches will be in effect for parts of the Tri-State Area from 7 p.m. Saturday ...

Before all eyes turn to the big game, we’ll be watching the sky in New York City. A heavy dose of snow is predicted for ...

Languages: English. A winter storm is set to bring heavy snow and sleet across New York City and the surrounding areas this weekend, with forecasts predicting accumulations of up to 10 inches in ...

In Photos and Video Richard Duarte outside his home in the French Quarter of New ... snow brought the first-ever blizzard warning to southern Louisiana.Credit...Kathleen Flynn for The New York ...

A fast-moving storm will bring snow across New York City and the Northeast starting late Saturday and persisting through Sunday morning. New York is forecast to get from 3 to 5 inches overnight ...

Snow totals around New York City are expected to be between 3 and 5 inches, but that will range depending on the borough. Check the latest weather alerts for your neighborhood here. Staten Island ...

NEW YORK -- Snow and ice are expected to make for a dangerous commute Thursday morning around New York City. The National Weather Service issued winter weather advisories for much of the Tri-State ...

After days of balmy weather, New York City is slated to get buried in snow and then hit with an arctic blast expected to unleash a potentially life-threatening chill. With a frigid polar vortex ...

The city could get anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of snow overnight Saturday, while parts of upstate New York, northeast New Jersey, and southern Connecticut could get 6 to 8 inches, the weather ...

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