Central Park Witnesses Snowiest Day in Over Two Years

Residents embrace the winter wonderland, while schools face remote learning challenges.

New York City's Central Park experienced its snowiest day in over two years with 3.2 inches of snow, marking a significant weather event for the area.
Residents and visitors took advantage of the snowy conditions, engaging in activities such as sledding, building snowmen, and taking selfies in the picturesque setting.
New York City schools attempted to shift to remote learning due to the snow, but technical issues led many to enjoy the snow day outdoors instead.
The nor'easter affected not just New York, but also brought significant snowfall to parts of New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.
Despite initial concerns of up to 8-10 inches of snow, the final accumulation in Central Park was less than expected, but still provided a welcome change of scenery for many.