"New Yorkers woke up to a snowy morning on Sunday, with several inches of the white stuff having already blanketed parts of the city by 8 a.m. Snowfall will continue throughout the morning and afternoon, with the heaviest expected to fall before noon. The National Weather Service (NWS) has a winter weather advisory in effect throughout the metro area until 1 p.m. today."
"Snow lightly blanketed parts of the city, including Woodside, Queens, on Dec. 14, 2025.Photo by Barbara Russo-Lennon Temperatures on Sunday are not expected to get above freezing, with a high of 32 degrees and a low of 20 degrees. While snow is not in the forecast for Monday's morning and afternoon commute, temperatures will remain at freezing, with a low of 24 degrees, increasing the potential for icing conditions on the streets and sidewalks."
Several inches of snow accumulated across New York City by 8 a.m., with total expected 3 to 5 inches and isolated amounts up to 6 inches. A National Weather Service winter weather advisory remains in effect through 1 p.m. Hazardous road conditions are expected with snow-covered and slick streets, and motorists are urged to slow down. Temperatures will remain at or below freezing, with a high near 32°F and overnight lows in the low 20s, raising the risk of icing on Monday. Transit and flights have experienced delays. Property owners must clear sidewalks within four hours after the snow ends or face fines.
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