NYC Sees End To Record 701-Day “Snow Drought”

The New York Times reports:

New York City finally got its snow back. The most significant snowfall in nearly two years began covering the city late Monday. As of 7 a.m., 1.4 inches of snow had fallen in Central Park, according to the weather service — 0.4 inches falling before midnight, and one inch after. That broke a streak of 701 days of no meaningful snowfall on a single day. The last time there was significant snow in the park was Feb. 13, 2022, when 1.6 inches fell.

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The snowless streak is over in New York City after 701 days without an inch of snow!

Our @JacquiJerasTV is LIVE from Central Park this morning with the latest: pic.twitter.com/U20Ozlz2f6

— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) January 16, 2024

Central Park recorded an inch of snow on the ground early Tuesday morning, snapping the longest snowless streak in New York City’s history at 701 days. https://t.co/O0LMAeFFBO

— amNewYork™ (@amNewYork) January 16, 2024

If you own any lot or building, you must:

-Create a path at least 4 feet wide
-Clear a path to the crosswalk and pedestrian ramps, if you own a corner property
-Shovel bus stops & fire hydrants in front of your property
-Don’t shovel snow into the streethttps://t.co/bKkkwkVn9h pic.twitter.com/W8aU57bUii

— New York City 311 (@nyc311) January 16, 2024