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weather2 years ago

"Winter Storm Blankets Northeast with Record Snowfall"

The recent winter storm brought varying snow totals across the Tri-State Area, with Plattekill in Ulster County, N.Y., leading with 14.6 inches, followed by Port Jervis in Orange County, N.Y. with 13.1 inches. Wantage in Sussex County, N.J., received 13.0 inches, while New York City continued its snow drought with less than an inch recorded. The storm marked 693 days since New York City last received an inch of snow in Central Park, with the city experiencing low snow accumulations this time around.

via CBS New York|
#newjersey#newyork#snowtotals
weather2 years ago

"Tri-State Area Hit by Major Snowstorm, NYC's Snow Drought Persists"

A significant overnight snowstorm has left parts of the tri-state area, including Orange, Ulster, and Sussex counties, with up to a foot of snow, while New York City continues its nearly two-year streak with less than an inch of snowfall. Central Park recorded barely a trace, and the rest of NYC saw minimal accumulation. The storm caused travel disruptions, but restrictions have been lifted. With another storm approaching, Storm Team 4 advises caution due to potential ice and flooding rainfall.

via NBC New York|
##newyorkcity#snowfalltotals
local-news2 years ago

"NYC's Snow Drought Persists Amid Nor'easter's Wrath on Upstate NY and Surrounding Areas"

New York City's Central Park continues its nearly 700-day streak without receiving at least one inch of snow, despite a recent winter storm that brought significant snowfall to surrounding areas. While places like Plattekill and Port Jervis in New York, and Wantage in New Jersey saw over 13 inches of snow, Central Park only recorded 0.2 inches before it turned to rain. The city's snow drought persists, but there are still opportunities for snowfall as winter continues.

via CBS New York|
##centralpark#local-news
weather2 years ago

"Northeast Prepares for Major Snowstorm with High Winds and Transition from Rain"

A significant winter storm is expected to hit parts of the New York area over the weekend, with up to a foot of snow forecasted for some regions and strong wind gusts. Winter storm warnings are in effect for several counties in New Jersey, with lighter snow accumulations anticipated for New York City. Another storm is on the horizon for next week, potentially bringing warm temperatures and heavy rainfall that could lead to flooding. Residents are advised to prepare and stay informed on the latest weather updates.

via NBC New York|
##newyork#snowfall
local-news2 years ago

"Northeast Braces for Weekend Snowstorm: First Alert Weather Predicts Impact on NYC, NJ, and Beyond"

The Tri-State area, including NYC, New Jersey, Long Island, and Connecticut, is expecting a significant winter storm from Saturday afternoon into Sunday, potentially breaking the region's recent low snowfall records. Forecast models are predicting varying snow totals, with some areas possibly receiving over a foot of snow. Coastal areas should prepare for high winds and potential flooding. The storm's impact will vary by region, with a mix of rain and snow expected in many areas before turning to all snow. Long-term forecasts suggest a pattern change that may bring more snow in the future.

via CBS New York|
##forecastmodels#local-news
health2 years ago

"Rising Whooping Cough Outbreaks in New York Prompt Urgent Vaccination Calls"

The Tri-State Area is experiencing a surge in whooping cough cases, leading doctors to emphasize the importance of vaccination. A local father, Tom Wysocki, and his family have been suffering from persistent coughing, which is likely whooping cough, highlighting the illness's presence beyond childhood. Pediatrician Dr. Mondana Yazdi notes that testing for whooping cough is complex and that "vaccine fatigue" from the pandemic is contributing to lower vaccination rates. Health officials have reported a significant increase in cases in Suffolk County, with 108 cases this year compared to four last year, but most cases can be treated with common antibiotics. Doctors recommend children be vaccinated against pertussis and adults to receive a booster every 10 years.

via CBS New York|
##health#pertussis