New York Area Braces for Major Blizzard With Up to 24 Inches of Snow and Travel Ban

A powerful winter storm is bearing down on the New York City area with blizzard warnings across multiple counties. NYC could see 16–24 inches of snow, while parts of New Jersey may reach 20–30 inches; winds could gust 55–60 mph, creating dangerous whiteout conditions. The storm is expected Sunday afternoon into Monday, with the heaviest snow from Sunday evening to Monday mid-day and ending by Monday evening. NYC Mayor Mamdani declared a state of emergency and a travel ban will be in effect from 9 p.m. Sunday to Monday noon. Coastal flooding is also a concern along the Jersey Shore, and officials urge residents to avoid unnecessary travel and monitor updates as schools may close.
- NYC blizzard warning: Up to 24 inches of snow possible Sunday into Monday l LIVE updates FOX 5 New York
- Blizzard warnings expanded, snow totals increased for NYC, Tri-State area | Live updates ABC7 New York
- STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED NATIONAL GUARD ACTIVATED FOR WINTER STORM RESPONSE State of Delaware News (.gov)
- Major East Coast Storm Expected Sunday, Monday The Weather Channel
- The February 2026 Northeast Winter Storm, in Maps and Charts The New York Times
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