URGENT UPDATE: A powerful snowstorm has blanketed New York City and the surrounding Tri-State Area with significant snowfall, reaching totals of up to 12.5 inches in some locations. As of 4:03 p.m. on December 10, 2023, the latest reports confirm that this is one of the largest storms in years, disrupting travel and daily activities.
In New York City, Williamsburg in Brooklyn recorded 9.7 inches of snow, while the suburbs are facing even heavier totals. In Wayne, New Jersey, residents woke up to 12.0 inches, and Levittown on Long Island reported 12.1 inches. The Hudson Valley saw Hartsdale receive 12.5 inches, and Norwalk, Connecticut reported 9.5 inches.
Authorities urge residents to stay indoors unless absolutely necessary, as hazardous road conditions persist. The storm has caused widespread disruptions, with numerous flight cancellations and delays at major airports, including JFK and LaGuardia. Public transportation services are also experiencing delays due to the heavy snowfall.
This snowstorm has major implications for the region, affecting travel plans during the busy holiday season. Local officials are advising residents to prepare for possible power outages and to keep emergency supplies on hand.
Stay tuned for continuous updates from the First Alert Weather Team as they monitor the storm’s impact and provide essential safety information. This developing situation is being closely watched, and further snow accumulations are expected into the evening.
For the latest and most accurate weather updates, check back frequently. The community is urged to share their snow totals and experiences as we navigate this winter storm together.
