A powerful polar vortex hit the Big Apple on Sunday, bringing with it inches of snow ... mph over the George Washington and Bayonne Bridges while salting operations were ongoing, the NYC Emergency ...

The Big Apple’s going to freeze. The city will be hit by a bone-chilling cold stretch over the weekend followed by possible snow Monday morning, meteorologists said Friday. Flurries are forecast ...

NEW YORK -- Cold, rainy weather returned to New York City and the surrounding area on Wednesday night, and it's time to track some more snow later ... only in the 40s. Jumping ahead to Friday ...

Here's a detailed timeline of when NYC will see snow ... Eastern Long Island may see primarily rain. If heavier snow banding develops over the region, New York City could see up to 7 inches ...

After several hours of snowfall, warmer air moving northward starts to change snow over to an icy mix and/or rain. For the city, snow changes to mainly rain by about late dinner time. Compared to ...

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for parts of the NYC Tri ... timing, snow totals and temperatures: Timeline Friday evening: A storm system from the south slowly takes over the New York ...

The storm will initially bring snow to the region, but as temperatures warm up throughout the day, it will change into sleet and eventually rain. “The coast will go over to plain rain the ...

Storm Team 4 expects snow to change over to a mix around 11 p.m. in New York City. The forecast range for NYC of 2-5 inches is about right, but we could see a wide range of 1 inch in Staten Island ...

New York City's Emergency Management Department also issued a weather alert over the snow and freezing temperatures ... and subscribing to Notify NYC for emergency alerts. Make sure you're ...

Snowflakes started falling Sunday afternoon and ended overnight, with some areas of New York state getting over 8 inches of snow. The National Weather Service did not have information on snow ...

With highs expected to barely reach 40 degrees, this weekend is expected to be the coldest it has been in NYC — and ... Lake-effect snow occurs when chilly air moves over a body of water ...

Dan Pydynowski, AccuWeather senior meteorologist, predicted New York City will get a light coating of snow over the course of nearly five hours on the morning of Christmas Eve. According to the ...