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New York City Sees First Measurable Snowfall of the Season as Storm Moves Out

Forecasters expect a brief cold snap Monday followed by a midweek warmup.

Overview

  • Central Park recorded 2.8 cm by 7 a.m., with 6.6 cm at JFK and 4.3 cm at LaGuardia, and forecasters earlier called for up to about 10 cm in the park.
  • The National Weather Service issued winter weather advisories for New York and New Jersey and warned of up to 15 cm in parts of New Jersey and southeast Pennsylvania.
  • The fast‑moving system spread snow across the Mid‑Atlantic into southern New England before shifting offshore Sunday evening.
  • The first widespread snowfall created slick roads that snarled traffic and contributed to flight delays across New York City, local reports said.
  • Meteorologists warn of a sharp chill on Monday with wind chills possibly in the single digits in the city, with temperatures trending back to seasonal or above by Tuesday and Wednesday.