Nor'easter turns New York City into snowlover's dream ahead of Valentine's Day
The snowfall ranged from light flakes gently falling onto the ground to wet, heavy snow bombarding all beneath.
Nor'easter turns New York City's Central Park into a winter wonderland
The heart of New York City was blanketed in snow Tuesday as a nor'easter brought the most snow to the Big Apple in over two years.
NEW YORK – Photos and videos shot Tuesday show the various ways snow from the nor'easter has impacted people across New York City.
The snowfall ranged from light flakes gently falling onto the ground to wet, heavy snow bombarding all beneath.
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Residents and tourists alike braved the snow and chilly weather to visit Central Park.
Commuters were some of the first to experience the snow, as it fell upon rail lines and roads early Tuesday morning.
New Yorkers face snowy commute as storm hits city
New York City remained under a Winter Storm Warning on February 13 as a powerful nor’easter was expected to bring around 6 inches of snow to the city. This footage shows the Broadway subway station in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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City streets became covered in a layer of fresh powder, as seen in this photo shot in Queens.
Snow in Queens on Feb. 13, 2024. (Tavyen Matthews / FOX Weather)
The roads were just as slippery in nearby Brooklyn.
Snow in Bushwick, Brooklyn, in New York City on Feb. 13, 2024. (Bri Bradley / FOX Weather)
In the video below, streets, restaurants and other businesses were covered in snow in the Brooklyn neighborhood of South Slope.
Snowy scenes in Brooklyn during nor'easter
Scenes from the neighborhood of South Slope in Brooklyn, New York City on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024. (Courtesy: Alex Hall)
The image below shows a man clearing the snow from the sidewalk in front of a Brooklyn laundromat.
A person clears snow off the sidewalk in the Brooklyn borough of New York City on February 13, 2024. (YUKI IWAMURA/AFP / Getty Images)