Steve Kastenbaum

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For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum at LaGuardia Airport in New York.
Over 2,000 sanitation department snowplows are working to clear up to two feet of snow from the streets here.
Mayor Zoran Mamdani said the city is hiring thousands of temporary workers to shovel snow.
An emergency travel ban expired, but he asked people not to drive if possible so crews can get the city streets ready for commuters and the reopening of schools.
West of the city, utility crews in New Jersey were dealing with thousands of power outages.
Meanwhile, there's more snow in the forecast in the coming days.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum in New York.
Snow fell at a rate of more than two inches per hour as building maintenance workers pushed snowblowers through the night, trying to keep sidewalks clear.
New York streets were deserted after the mayor declared a state of emergency and banned unnecessary travel.
Air traffic came to a halt with more than 3,000 flights canceled at the area's three airports.
The storm knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes across New Jersey.
Steve Kastenbaum reporting.
The sound of snowblowers echoed across the city as the sun fell, the snow accumulation increased, and winds picked up here.
Earlier in the day, Mayor Zoran Mondani issued a travel ban declaring that New Yorkers had to be off the streets tonight through the morning hours.
The state of emergency closes the streets, highways, and bridges of New York City for all traffic.
Forecasters said if this storm stays on its predicted track when all is said and done the city could be buried beneath 18 and 24 inches of snow.
It prompted the school's chancellor to issue a rare snow day meaning 940,000 public school students will have the day off on Monday.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum in New York.
The sound of snowblowers echoed across the city as the sun fell, the snow accumulation increased, and winds picked up here.
Earlier in the day, Mayor Zoran Mamdani issued a travel ban declaring that New Yorkers had to be off the streets tonight through the morning hours.
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