A heavy winter storm dropped more than 6 inches of snow on New York City early Friday morning. Anash.org photographers Dovber Hechtman, David Katash captured some stunning photos.
Photos: Dovber Hechtman, David Katash/Anash.org
A heavy winter storm dropped more than 6 inches of snow on New York City overnight, bringing the first widespread snowfall of the season.
Winter weather advisories were in effect across the New York metropolitan region, and storm warnings indicating more severe conditions were in place for Suffolk County on Long Island, Middlesex County in New Jersey, and New London County in Connecticut.
By early Friday, as snow began to blanket the area, air and roadway temperatures were near or below the freezing mark, the Weather Service said, adding that travel had become “treacherous.”
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, meanwhile, visited a NYC Department of Sanitation garage in Lower Manhattan, where he praised crews early Friday for their efforts during 12-hour shifts.
“No one does it like New York and anyone that thinks they can bet against New York, there is another thing coming,” the mayor said. “A snowstorm is not going to stop us, an economic storm is not going to stop us. We are going to forge ahead.”
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