Snow Begins Falling in New York City, Threatening Havoc - The New York Times

Snowfall Hits New York City and Surrounding Areas

A winter storm has brought snow to various parts of New York City, with some areas receiving over 8 inches of accumulation. The National Weather Service has issued a state of emergency in the state due to the severe weather conditions.

According to reports from local news outlets, including NBC New York, ABC7 New York, and PIX11, the storm is expected to impact several counties in New York, with lower snowfall totals predicted for New York City and surrounding areas.

The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) has issued a snow alert for Friday, December 26 at 1 p.m., warning residents of hazardous road conditions. Governor Hochul has also declared a state of emergency in the state due to the severe weather conditions.

Snowfall totals from winter storm 12/26/25 are currently being reported by local news outlets, with some areas receiving significant accumulations. The storm is expected to continue through Friday morning, with snow tapering off by mid-morning.

Residents are advised to exercise caution when traveling and to check for updates on road conditions before heading out. The city’s emergency management officials are working to ensure public safety during the storm.

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