N.Y. weather: Winter storm takes another shift in track; here’s the new snow forecast
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The winter storm forecast to bring multiple inches of snow to the south-central U.S. into the weekend ...
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NYC winter storm snow forecast: How much snow will fall this weekend?
A forecast model making the rounds on social media last weekend showed a major snowstorm hitting the NYC area. That is not ...
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Over 5 feet of lake-effect snow buries New York towns as multiday event winds down
No rest for the snow-weary downwind of the Great Lakes as another multiday lake-effect snowstorm continues to bury towns in ...
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There’s Still Hope for Snow-Loving New Yorkers This Year
Meteorologist John Homenuk returns to explain why the city keeps dodging big storms and why all is not yet lost.
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Wintertime nightmare: New York braces for significant snow as winter advisory issued
New York is set for significant snow as the National Weather Service has set a winter weather advisory from Tuesday 1 a ...
Over a foot of snow for some towns through Thursday in Vermont, New York
A long-lasting snow event is underway across Vermont and Northern New York, with snowfall expected to continue through ...
How many inches of snow will New York City get?
A snowstorm is headed to New York City and the tri-state area on Monday morning. Snow was expected to fall in central and southern New Jersey around 7 a.m. before making its way to the Big Apple by 10 ...
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Snow ending in Syracuse; when does it warm up?
After another round of lake effect snow earlier Thursday it looks like finally some quieter weather on the way for Friday.
N.J. weather: State likely to get 1 to 2 inches of snow this weekend, latest forecasts show
A new winter storm is expected to drop only 1 to 2 inches of snow across New Jersey Friday night into Saturday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters from AccuWeather are ...
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The 2 winters of Western New York: 8 feet (Springville) or 8 inches (Lewiston) of snow
Where you live makes all the difference in how much winter you see − a trend that's brought some eye-popping disparities in ...