The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for downstate and New York City. Many school districts throughout New York announced remote learning or a traditional snow days for Monday and Tuesday. Traffic restrictions limited parts of the state to essential travel only on Monday, with more dangerous travel conditions projected on Tuesday. The heaviest snowfall should be Monday afternoon and evening, with lighter snow on Tuesday, he said.Ĭommuting on Tuesday is not advisable, Rosio said. Snow is going to continue intermittently on Tuesday, he said. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency in 44 counties, including everything outside of the westernmost part of New York.Ībout two feet of snow could end up piling up in some areas by the time the storm is finished on Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning, Rosio said. The storm swept into New York late Sunday and has been walloping much of the state, particularly the Hudson Valley and New York City, where more than a foot of snow had fallen in some places by Monday afternoon. Gov. "This is going to be one for the record books." "This is going to be a bad one for you guys," AccuWeather meteorologist Brett Rosio said on Monday afternoon. It might be Wednesday morning before the storm is finished. Many New Yorkers have a lot more shoveling ahead of them as Monday's nor'easter lingers into Tuesday.
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