Stony Kill News Today

Its the weather. We had the snow this morning. Sullivan county snow. Orange county snow in the hudson vahalley. Here in the city, plain old rahain. You can see no advisories in effect until you head into the deep Hudson Valley. Sullivan, ulster and dutchess coonunty, 1 to 3 inches of the slushy wet snow. It may slow you down. 36 degrees, chilly right now. A damp day. We have showers through the day. Bring your umbrellas. 52 degrees. Take a look at the a. M. Commu forecast coming up in a few. We ...

Like 8. 12 in white plains and 12 in monticello. The wind will ease through day. Were starting out with a good deal sunshine. Were watching this system in the midwest right now to bring a little bit of snow overnight. How much . Still a question mark. Looks like the main track of the storm will be far enough south to spare us big snow around here. Today, no snow to worry about. Just cold. Bundle up. Temperatures starting out in the 20s. Only in the 30s this afternoon despit some sunshine. First ...

Bridge where things are moving nicely here. No issues north of the city. If youre headed out the door, you should be fine. On the subways, we have delays out there on downtown 2 trains. Otherwise, overnight track work, fastrack is wrapped up. More weather and traffic ahead on the 4s. Lauren, thank you very much. Tens of thousands of workers going to walk off the job fter a bitter dispute. More on the strike. Michael, it proe ses to indeed. Theyre going to walk off the job in an iour. They promis...

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