Temperatures were forecast to set daily record highs in New York and Boston, among other places, before the weather cools down on Tuesday, meteorologists said. Source: New York Times
Posts published in “Northeastern States (US)”
Tick Hunting: The Prey Are Tiny, and the Bait Is Human
By Gotham Rex on June 26, 2022
Climate change and other factors have brought several new species of ticks, and frightening new diseases, to New York in recent years. Source: New York Times
Warehouses Transform N.Y.C. Neighborhoods as E-Commerce Booms
By Gotham Rex on March 16, 2022
The region is home to the largest concentration of online shoppers in the country. The facilities, key to delivering packages on time, are reshaping neighborhoods. 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
Flood Damage From Ida? Your Homeowner’s Policy Probably Won’t Cover That.
By Gotham Rex on September 10, 2021
Most flood coverage is offered through a federal program, though some insurers offer extra insurance for sump pump failure. Source: New York Times
For States Dealing With the Spotted Lanternfly, the Policy Is No Mercy
By Gotham Rex on August 25, 2021
The spotted lanternfly, an invasive species from Asia, is a voracious plant-eater and public nuisance that could cost state economies hundreds of millions of dollars. 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
Snowstorm Expected to Bring Heavy Snow and Snarl Travel
By Gotham Rex on January 31, 2021
Winter storm warnings have been issued from North Carolina to New York. Hazardous travel conditions and heavy snow are expected, forecasters said. Source: New York Times