URGENT UPDATE: A powerful snowstorm has blanketed New York City and the Tri-State Area with significant snowfall totals, causing widespread disruptions and urgent weather alerts. As of 4:03 PM on December 10, 2023, snowfall measurements reveal some staggering accumulations across the region.
In New York City, the Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn recorded an impressive 9.7 inches of snow. The storm’s impact extends into New Jersey, where Wayne reported a remarkable 12.0 inches. Meanwhile, on Long Island, Levittown saw totals rise to 12.1 inches, and the Hudson Valley area experienced even more with Hartsdale measuring 12.5 inches.
In Connecticut, the coastal city of Norwalk is not far behind, with snow totals reaching 9.5 inches. The First Alert Weather Team is closely monitoring the situation, providing real-time updates as conditions evolve.
The storm has led to hazardous travel conditions, resulting in numerous road closures and delays. Authorities urge residents to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary. Snow removal crews are working around the clock to manage the heavy accumulation, and schools across the region are assessing potential closures for the upcoming week.
Residents are advised to remain vigilant and prepared for possible power outages as high winds accompany the snowfall. The storm is expected to taper off later this evening, but lingering effects may disrupt normal activities into Monday.
For the latest updates and safety information, stay tuned to the First Alert Weather Team. This developing story will continue to unfold, so check back frequently for the most current information. Share this with friends and family to keep everyone informed!
