What to Know
- A powerful winter storm is expected to hit New York City and New Jersey — and potentially dump more than eight inches in parts of the Hudson Valley — through Saturday morning.
- A winter storm warning was issued for the entire metro area, from southern CT to northeast NJ and southeast NY. It lasts through Saturday afternoon.
- Snowfall rates could hit 2 inches an hour at the peak of the storm overnight. Check the latest severe weather alerts here.
- Because we’ve had so little snow the last few winters, even 4 inches would be Central Park’s biggest total in four years.
- For NY, CT, and most of NJ, it was expected to be an all-snow event, as temps would stay below freezing for the duration. Though some areas will see a mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and rain.
- A state of emergency is in effect in NJ and NYC has issued a travel advisory; drivers should expect delays in holiday travel and hazardous travel conditions during snow.
A powerful winter storm is expected to hit New York City and New Jersey — and potentially dump more than eight inches in parts of the Hudson Valley — through Saturday morning.
A winter storm warning was issued for the entire metro area, from southern CT to northeast NJ and southeast NY. It lasts through Saturday afternoon.
Track the latest developments below (and the latest weather alerts here).