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| New York Today: The Latest on the Snowstorm | New York Today: The Latest on the Snowstorm |
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| Updated, 11:42 a.m. | |
| Good morning on this snow-blown Thursday. | Good morning on this snow-blown Thursday. |
| A winter storm warning is in effect until 1 a.m. on Friday. Expect six to ten inches of snow, strong winds and temperatures below freezing. A coastal flood advisory is also in effect until noon for waterside areas in southern Queens and Staten Island. | A winter storm warning is in effect until 1 a.m. on Friday. Expect six to ten inches of snow, strong winds and temperatures below freezing. A coastal flood advisory is also in effect until noon for waterside areas in southern Queens and Staten Island. |
| Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo declared a state of emergency for the southern part of the state, including New York City, Westchester County and Long Island, and Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency in several New Jersey counties. | Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo declared a state of emergency for the southern part of the state, including New York City, Westchester County and Long Island, and Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency in several New Jersey counties. |
| Schools in New York City are closed, as are many others across the region (see the list here). State offices are closed in New Jersey. | Schools in New York City are closed, as are many others across the region (see the list here). State offices are closed in New Jersey. |
| Commuters are encouraged to avoid driving and use mass transit when possible. The snow, which caused a tumultuous morning commute, is likely to affect the evening commute as well, so travel safely and leave yourself extra time on both ends. | Commuters are encouraged to avoid driving and use mass transit when possible. The snow, which caused a tumultuous morning commute, is likely to affect the evening commute as well, so travel safely and leave yourself extra time on both ends. |
| You can check for service changes and delays before heading out: | You can check for service changes and delays before heading out: |
| • The subway: L trains are running with delays. There are service changes on A, C, E, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W and S trains. | • The subway: L trains are running with delays. There are service changes on A, C, E, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W and S trains. |
| • Metro-North: The Harlem and New Haven lines are running with delays, and there are service changes on the Hudson line. | • Metro-North: The Harlem and New Haven lines are running with delays, and there are service changes on the Hudson line. |
| • Long Island Rail Road: The Babylon, City Terminal Zone, Far Rockaway, Hempstead, Montauk, Port Jefferson and Ronkonkoma lines are running with delays. Service on the West Hempstead line has been suspended. | • Long Island Rail Road: The Babylon, City Terminal Zone, Far Rockaway, Hempstead, Montauk, Port Jefferson and Ronkonkoma lines are running with delays. Service on the West Hempstead line has been suspended. |
| • New Jersey Transit: Bus, rail and light rail services are running on a normal weekday schedule, but buses to and from the Port Authority Bus Terminal may experience delays of up to 30 minutes. Cross honoring is in effect on buses, private carriers, rail and light rail services, but not on PATH or New York Waterway ferries. | • New Jersey Transit: Bus, rail and light rail services are running on a normal weekday schedule, but buses to and from the Port Authority Bus Terminal may experience delays of up to 30 minutes. Cross honoring is in effect on buses, private carriers, rail and light rail services, but not on PATH or New York Waterway ferries. |
| • Bridges and tunnels: Motorists are encouraged to drive at reduced speeds on bridges and tunnels across the city, so expect a slower-than-usual commute. A speed restriction of 35 m.p.h. is in place on the George Washington Bridge and there are residual delays at the Lincoln Tunnel. | • Bridges and tunnels: Motorists are encouraged to drive at reduced speeds on bridges and tunnels across the city, so expect a slower-than-usual commute. A speed restriction of 35 m.p.h. is in place on the George Washington Bridge and there are residual delays at the Lincoln Tunnel. |
| • Ferries: All Seastreak service is suspended. The Staten Island Ferry is running on a modified schedule. NYC Ferry’s East River and Astoria routes are running on normal schedules, but there are suspensions and service changes on the Rockaway and South Brooklyn routes. | • Ferries: All Seastreak service is suspended. The Staten Island Ferry is running on a modified schedule. NYC Ferry’s East River and Astoria routes are running on normal schedules, but there are suspensions and service changes on the Rockaway and South Brooklyn routes. |
| • Newark, La Guardia and Kennedy airports: As of 10 a.m., there were roughly three inches of snow at La Guardia Airport and four inches at Kennedy Airport, according to the National Weather Service. AirTrain service and all flights at Kennedy have been temporarily suspended, and two-thirds of all flights across the three airports have been canceled. | |
| • Amtrak: Trains between New York and Boston are running on modified schedules. Acela Express and Northeast Regional carriers will run less frequently, but Keystone Service, Empire Service and Downeaster Service will operate as scheduled. | • Amtrak: Trains between New York and Boston are running on modified schedules. Acela Express and Northeast Regional carriers will run less frequently, but Keystone Service, Empire Service and Downeaster Service will operate as scheduled. |
| Alternate-side parking is suspended for snow removal today and Friday. | Alternate-side parking is suspended for snow removal today and Friday. |
| The flurries should dwindle by this evening, but it may feel as icy as zero degrees or lower. What might be more concerning, according to Tim Morrin of the National Weather Service, are the days to follow. | The flurries should dwindle by this evening, but it may feel as icy as zero degrees or lower. What might be more concerning, according to Tim Morrin of the National Weather Service, are the days to follow. |
| “After the snow is over, we’re expecting a very frigid period of weather on Friday and Saturday,” Mr. Morrin told us. “Wind chill factors can be even worse than we had during the New Year’s period, so everything’s going to be really frozen in. For citizens who need to be outdoors, it’s really going to be a tough go.” | “After the snow is over, we’re expecting a very frigid period of weather on Friday and Saturday,” Mr. Morrin told us. “Wind chill factors can be even worse than we had during the New Year’s period, so everything’s going to be really frozen in. For citizens who need to be outdoors, it’s really going to be a tough go.” |
| Friday and Saturday are showing highs near 12 and lows around 4, but with the wind chill, it may feel as biting as 20 below zero. | Friday and Saturday are showing highs near 12 and lows around 4, but with the wind chill, it may feel as biting as 20 below zero. |
| Plan accordingly and stay warm (think: hearty dishes like soups and stews, or hot chocolate and cold-weather cocktails). | Plan accordingly and stay warm (think: hearty dishes like soups and stews, or hot chocolate and cold-weather cocktails). |
| We will continue updating the column regularly throughout the morning, and you can read more in our live briefing about how the ‘bomb cyclone’ is affecting New York and other parts of the country. | We will continue updating the column regularly throughout the morning, and you can read more in our live briefing about how the ‘bomb cyclone’ is affecting New York and other parts of the country. |