Tonight's winter storm looks to be on schedule. After a mostly dry Saturday, the approaching snow system is forecast to arrive in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut right around dinnertime.

Areas of New York are forecast to be battered by several inches of snow into Saturday morning as the state is among several in the Northeast and northern Mid-Atlantic regions grappling with winter ...

While most of Saturday will be dry, the storm will bring snow in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut later in the evening. A total of 2-5″ are possible in New York City with 5-8″ possible in ...

NEW YORK -- With the first day of winter quickly approaching, it's time to take a look at what's in store this season. Even though parts of the region already received up to 20 inches of snow in ...

“As you get further south of the mid-Atlantic, that’s where the bigger snow totals are going to be,” he predicted. “In New York City, Long Island and northern New Jersey, we are on that ...

Languages: English. Another winter storm is bringing more lake effect snow to New York, with some counties expecting as much as 18 inches of snow this week. National Weather Service (NWS ...

New York is experiencing its coldest winter ... of winter activities that are simply more fun against the backdrop of New York: snow-covered walks in Central Park and iconic ice rinks in Bryant ...

NEW YORK -- Snow fell across New York and New Jersey on Sunday, but how much accumulation did the area see when it was all said and done? The hardest hit areas picked up over a half a foot of snow ...

In the remote Tug Hill region of upstate New York, where lake ... A light dusting of snow fell across eastern Kentucky and West Virginia, making a beautiful backdrop for Christmas decorations ...

With lake-effect snow warnings in place, accumulation of over 2 feet is possible in the most persistent bands near and south of New York’s Tug Hill Plateau. However, compared to lake-effect snow ...

More than two feet of snow is already on the ground in parts of New York, with up to 3 feet of lake effect snow expected in some areas. The snowiest part of New York is in Erie County, where snow ...