Snow Storm hits New York
A rare October snow storm took New york by surprise on Saturday, dumping heavy flakes across its five boroughs.
By 2 p.m., 1.3 inches of snow had fallen in Central Park, and never before in October posseses an inch of snow fell on a given day within the city, in line with the Weather Channel.
Four to six inches of snow accumulation is predicted late Saturday night with winds from your northwest at 15 to 25 mph, the National Weather Service reported.
At John F Kennedy Airport terminal, some arriving flights were delayed greater than four hours. Service disruptions also took place public transit including Metro-North and NJ Transit.
The city’s Sanitation Department is preparing its salt spreaders and plows, and coordinating with agencies such as the Office of Emergency Management, and also the Transportation Department.
Heavy snow and high winds also rolled into the Northeast each day, leaving tree damage in Pennsylvania, Nj, and areas in New England.
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