Snowfall

A commuter is seen through the pattern of the railing at the Kingsland Station while waiting for a NJ Transit train during a wet snow morning, Wednesday, March 23, 2011, in Lyndhurst, N.J. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Where’s Spring? Tri-State Sees More Snow

With the Tri-State area less than a week into spring, old man winter is back for a late March visit.

2011/03/23

NYC Unwritten Rule: You Dig Out A Parking Spot, It’s Yours

The latest reviews are in. Municipal road crews from the suburbs to New York City seemed to be on top of this storm, clearing first the major roads and highways, and then the side streets.

2011/01/28

A street is blanketed by snow is viewed January 27, 2011 in Brooklyn. (Photo/Getty Images/Spencer Platt)

Why Is The Big Apple Seeing So Much Snow?

Thursday’s storm made January 2011 the snowiest the Big Apple ever saw since records were kept. And consider this: February is usually our snowiest month.

2011/01/28

Morris Avenue, near 164th Street in the Bronx

Post-Christmas Blizzard Lessons Learned, But Some Still Upset

“Over a foot of snow in five hours so that’s a heavy, heavy rate, but we managed to keep all of the highways and primaries open,” said Bernard Sullivan of the Sanitation Department.

2011/01/27

Newark, JFK Airports Resume Operations

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says by late morning, flights had resumed taking off and landing at John F. Kennedy airport.

2011/01/27

Ambulance In Nassau County (credit: CBS 2)

Elderly Advised To Take It Easy This Snowstorm

Residents can tell from the piles of snow on the sidewalks that this storm didn’t bring the accumulations we saw from the post-Christmas blizzard. However, doctors still said to keep an eye on the elderly.

2011/01/12

Carthell Speed, right, scoops salt from a truck in Downtown Newark while serving community service for City of Newark Parks & Grounds, Friday, Jan. 7, 2011 in Newark, N.J. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

‘Plowable Snow’ Could Hit Tri-State Area Tuesday

AccuWeather Meteorologist John Feerick said it appears the snow will begin Tuesday afternoon, continue through Tuesday night and taper off early in the day on Wednesday.

2011/01/08