NEW YORK -- A winter storm moved in late Monday night, blanketing New York City and Tri-State Area with snow. The snow continues to fall Tuesday, with some mixing along the coast by midday.

Better late than never. New York City saw its first measurable snowfall of the season Wednesday morning after breaking the record earlier this week for the longest snowless season in 50 years ...

NEW YORK -- From snow to spring-like temperatures, the New York City area will see another weather rollercoaster this week. Our First Alert Weather team is tracking it all for the days ahead.

In the New York City area, the wintry mix will turn into a wet snow by 7 a.m., just in time for the morning commute. Five to 8 inches of snow is predicted for the area, according to the service.

NYC could see potentially severe weather on Thursday, including damaging winds, heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms, ahead ...

New York City is bracing for up to six inches of snow Sunday. REUTERS It won’t be much better the rest of the week — morning temps will be an icy 13 degrees every day through Thursday, he said.

With the city hovering on the line between rain and snow, it remains unclear if the winter storm will break the streak of 690 days since New York City last saw an inch of snow fall in a day.

New York City is expected to get widespread, measurable snow Sunday, with areas north and west of the city primed for up to a foot of snow. We won’t see that much snow in the immediate New York ...

Snow accumulation. By the day’s end, Central Park got just over 3 inches of snow accumulation. The last time more than 3 inches of snow fell there was Jan. 28–29, 2022.

The first day of winter brought with it New York City’s first accumulating snowfall of the season. People across the tri-state woke up to measurable snow on the ground, some finding as much as 4 ...