Steve Kastenbaum
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first heard Jan 2026
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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.
We are asking New Yorkers to avoid all non-essential travel.
Please, for your safety, stay home, stay inside, and stay off the roads.
We are asking New Yorkers to avoid all non-essential travel.
Please, for your safety, stay home, stay inside, and stay off the roads.
The snow started falling here around 11 a.m.
and it's expected to continue through Monday morning, prompting Mayor Zoran Mamdani to
To declare a travel ban, it goes into effect later in the evening.
The latest forecast says that New York could receive between 18 and 24 inches of snow, with the heaviest accumulations happening overnight.
The blizzard prompted the school's chancellor to issue a rare snow day for the city's 940,000 public school students.
For NPR News, I'm Steve Kastenbaum in New York.
The soot-covered piles of snow had finally melted away, and now they could be replaced by close to a foot and a half of snow by Monday.
Mayor Zoran Mamdani.
At least 19 people died on the streets of the city during January's cold snap.
The mayor said caring for the homeless will be a priority in the days ahead.
The storm will have a major impact on air travel in the Northeast.
Many airlines preemptively canceled hundreds of flights.
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