"Snowstorm Slams Northeast: Varied Impacts from NY's Heavy Snowfall to NYC's Persistent Drought"
A nor'easter delivered nearly 15 inches of snow to parts of upstate New York, particularly impacting the Hudson Valley, while New York City continued its nearly 700-day streak without significant snowfall, receiving only 0.2 inches. The city has not seen more than an inch of snow since February 2022, and the forecast suggests that the trend of rain over snow will continue due to warmer conditions. Governor Kathy Hochul noted the storm's impact on the state, but highlighted the sparing of more populated areas.