The city has not seen this much snow this early in the season since 2018, the National Weather Service said. Source: New York Times
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New York Braces for Potential Flooding and Heavy Winds From Nor’easter
By Gotham Rex on October 13, 2025
The storm has been moving up the East Coast since the weekend, dumping heavy rain and flooding roads on its way toward New England. Source: New York Times
Nor’easter Brings Heavy Rain and Flooding as It Moves Up East Coast
By Gotham Rex on October 12, 2025
The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast will bear the brunt of the storm, which will usher in beach erosion and flooding, Monday into Tuesday, forecasters said. Source: New York Times
Nor’Easter Forecast: A Strong Storm Threatens the East Coast With Flooding
By Gotham Rex on October 11, 2025
Messy weather is headed for New York City and New Jersey, with up to three inches of rain possible. Power failures and road closures are possible with this storm, forecasters said. Source: New York Times
New York Gets Its First Major Snow of the Season
By Gotham Rex on January 7, 2022
At least five inches of snow blanketed the city and surrounding areas, part of the second winter storm to hit the East Coast this week. Source: New York Times
Snowstorm to Blanket East Coast With Up to 8 Inches on Sunday
By Gotham Rex on February 6, 2021
The intense but fast-moving storm promises to create havoc for travelers on Super Bowl Sunday and be followed by single-digit temperatures, forecasters said. Source: New York Times
A Winter Storm Is Set to Wallop the Northeast: What We Know
By Gotham Rex on February 1, 2021
A nor’easter is expected to stall off the coast of New Jersey and may drop more than two inches of snow an hour in some parts of the region, the National Weather Service said. Source: New York Times
Christmas Eve Brings Blizzard Warnings for Midwest
By Gotham Rex on December 23, 2020
Forecasters predict blizzards in the Midwest. Freezing temperatures in the South. Flooding and power outages in the Northeast. And maybe tornadoes in Florida. Source: New York Times