First Alert Weather: Temperatures finally start to moderate
For the first time since Friday, temps will climb above freezing this afternoon with highs in the mid 30s.
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For the first time since Friday, temps will climb above freezing this afternoon with highs in the mid 30s.
New York remains under a state of emergency and there is still a travel ban in the Buffalo area.
Many people who had Monday off work used the time to do holiday returns, or shop some more.
Temps will once again struggle to get above freezing today, although it's much better than what we dealt with over the weekend.
People in the Buffalo area were trapped in their cars and homes by the dangerous winter storm.
The request was made to customers in Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Long Island.
After only reaching 15 degrees in the park yesterday, highs this afternoon will be in the mid 20s.
Gov. Hochul said the city saw "significant coastal flooding" and those at risk due to the cold should call 311.
If you're headed out for Christmas Eve dinner, midnight mass, or celebrating Hanukkah, just bundle up! Temps will mainly be in the teens this evening, with continued sub-zero wind chills.
The concern shifted to icy roads and wind on Long Island after a very wet start to the day.
Two Long Island communities are in mourning after a car crash killed three high school students.
America's largest vegetarian hunger relief program has been serving families in our area for more than a decade.
The county executive said cyber criminals first breached servers in the clerk's office back in December of 2021.
The Mascianas received comfort at their Islip doorstep, as neighbors immediately organized food and clothing.
Tuesday, local leaders called on Santos to resign, but they say since then Santos has not refuted any claims made by the Times, or any other national reporting.
