#snowstorm

#snowstorm

Several Worcester Public School buses became on the way to school Wednesday as the region continues to dig out from a major snow storm.

As Bronx social studies teacher Seth Gilman sipped his coffee and prepared to log on for a day of virtual teaching, he was met with an error message. At first, he worried it would be a repeat of a disastrous pivot to remote learning during a 2024 snowstorm. "Oh no, not again," he thought to himself. But within about 20 minutes, his school had resolved the issue and he logged in to Google Classroom, the platform schools use to share schedules and Zoom links.

Families and thrill seekers took advantage of fresh snowfall, flocking to the hills near the Tennis House and Long Meadow at Prospect Park. by Gabriele Holtermann, Brooklyn Paper While some Brooklynites were digging out their cars or clearing sidewalks a day after Winter Storm Fern dumped up to 12 inches of snow across the borough on January 25, others headed to Brooklyn's most popular winter playground, Prospect Park, on Monday for cross-country skiing and sledding. Families and thrill seekers flocked to the hills near the Tennis House at Prospect Park West and 9th Street, as well as the Long Meadow, taking advantage of the fresh snowfall.

They worked well in advance of the storm. They worked through the storm, and they're continuing the work today as we speak, continuing to clean up our roadways, continuing to fix the infrastructure and clear snow from the MBTA system," MBTA General Manager and Interim Transportation Secretary Phil Eng said. "We're seeing improvements as we go.

New Yorkers will hear the rumble of snow plows on their streets Sunday, if the forecasters are right. They can also track where, when, and how often those plows have visited their blocks. Snow will start falling early Sunday morning, according to the National Weather Service, and continue through Monday afternoon, with the heaviest accumulation predicted on Sunday afternoon and evening. City officials have said the city is well-prepared for the snow, especially for keeping roadways

Good morning. Partly sunny with a high around 43 today. The National Weather Service has issued a cold weather advisory beginning at 8 PM tonight. Temperatures will plunge to a low near 11 that wind will make feel even colder. As you may have heard, a major snowstorm is forecast for this weekend, with heavy snow beginning Saturday night. Enjoy the snow while it's beautiful, take care when shoveling, and I'll see you on the other side Monday.

While we expect Dublin Airport to be fully operational on Tuesday, some disruption to flight schedules is possible due to weather issues at other airports. Airlines have already cancelled 8 flights scheduled for Tuesday, including three return services between Dublin and Amsterdam and one return service between Dublin and Brussels. Further disruption is possible. As always, passengers should contact their airline directly for the latest updates regarding the status of their flight,

Passengers were delayed by two days after a snowstorm and an issue with their plane earlier this week. Singapore Airlines Flight 21 was scheduled to take off from Newark last Sunday at 9:35 a.m. The journey to Singapore is the second-longest flight in the world, narrowly shorter than the airline's route from JFK Airport. However, airports in and around New York City faced huge disruption due to a snowstorm. Runways had to be temporarily closed for de-icing.