NYC - O.E.M. Urges New Yorkers To Be Prepared For Storm/Blizzard Warning

New York City - The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for the New York City area through Sunday afternoon. With low temperatures as low as 25F - high 35F, heavy widespread blowing snowfall blizzard conditions possible 6 to 12 inches, with blustery high winds between 15 and 25 MPH and low visibility in the forecast.
Tonight, mostly cloudy to start then gradually becoming mostly clear with low around 10F, northwest winds between 10 to 15 MPH.
OEM reminds residents to take precautions to stay safe and warm before, during and after the storm.

U/D:
Central Park reporting 22.8 inches of snow on the ground, this ranks this storm in the top 3 for snowfall amount from one storm.

Laguardia and J.F.K. Airports are closed due to the weather and for snow removal until further notice.

Transit Alert: Path Trains, LIRR all services into and out of Penn Station and local services between Forest Hills and Kew Gardens are suspending all lines, expect major delays.

U/D: 16:59
The National Weather Service says a snowfall record has been set for New York City, with 26.9 inches measured in Central Park.