NYC issues flurry of summonses for icy sidewalks after snowstorm
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New York City breaks a 700-day snow drought, ending its record absence with measurable snowfall in Central Park. Climate change's impact on weather patterns is evident, with significant snowfall disparities across New York state. Meanwhile, India faces an unexpected lack of snow during its traditional intense winter period, including in Kashmir and popular snow destinations like Ladakh and Shimla. The contrasting weather experiences in two different parts of the world underscore the unpredictable effects of climate change on seasonal expectations.
At least an inch of snow has fallen in Central Park since midnight, ending a nearly two-year dry spell. Freezing rain could follow.
New York City finally got its snow back. The most significant snowfall in nearly two years began covering the city