NYC breaks record for its longest snowless season
New York City's drier and warmer winter has now broken a record for the longest snowless season, surpassing the record previously set by the 1972-73 winter.
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New York City's drier and warmer winter has now broken a record for the longest snowless season, surpassing the record previously set by the 1972-73 winter.
New York City is on track to break its late-season snowfall record of January 29. Other I-95 cities like Philadelphia and Boston have also seen minimal or no snow.
The rising death toll comes as parts of New York are preparing for upwards of 30 inches through Tuesday. The ages of those killed in Buffalo and the surrounding areas range from 26 to 93.
The deadly winter storm that has hit the U.S. over the last few days continues to impact holiday travelers across the country, including Florida.
After being dumped with 6 feet of snow, Upstate New York cities near Lake Erie are expected to get as much as 4 feet more by Monday afternoon as a state of emergency remains in effect.