As remnants of winter storm roll through S.I., the hard part

As remnants of winter storm roll through S.I., the hard part begins — the dig out


As remnants of winter storm roll through S.I., the hard part begins — the dig out
Updated Feb 02, 2021;
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Light snow and freezing rain continue to fall on Staten Island Tuesday afternoon, about two days after a winter storm first moved into the area and slammed the borough with over a foot of accumulation.
While an AccuWeather meteorologist believes the worst of the storm “is over,” a National Weather Service forecast indicates there is still a 40% chance of snow showers leading into Tuesday night as restless Staten Island residents braved the cold Tuesday afternoon and attempted to clear sidewalks and dig out cars buried under snow.

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