UPDATE: A powerful snowstorm has blanketed the Tri-State Area, dropping up to 12.5 inches of snow in some locations as of 4:03 PM on December 3, 2023. Residents in New York City and surrounding regions are facing significant snowfall, leading to hazardous travel conditions and widespread disruptions.
The highest snow totals reported include 12.5 inches in Hartsdale, New York, and 12.1 inches in Levittown, Long Island. In New Jersey, Wayne recorded 12.0 inches, while Brooklyn’s Williamsburg area received 9.7 inches. Connecticut’s Norwalk saw about 9.5 inches of snow.
As the storm continues to impact the region, local officials are urging residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. The storm’s intensity has created treacherous road conditions, prompting numerous accidents and delays. Emergency services are on high alert, responding to incidents caused by the snowfall.
First Alert Weather Team is closely monitoring the situation, advising the public to prepare for further snowfall and potential power outages as gusty winds accompany the storm. This storm marks one of the largest snowfall events in recent years, catching many off guard.
Residents are encouraged to share their snowfall totals and experiences on social media to raise awareness of the storm’s impact. With more snow expected, stay tuned for continuous updates on this developing story.
Authorities are working diligently to clear roads and restore normalcy, but the challenges posed by this winter storm are substantial. Monitor local news channels and official weather updates for the latest developments regarding this urgent weather event.
