New York Weather: Snow Alert Set For New York City; Storm Expected To Impact Northern Suburbs
CBS2's John Elliott said we're in for "a little busier pattern over the next few days with some snow in and out of the forecast."
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CBS2's John Elliott said we're in for "a little busier pattern over the next few days with some snow in and out of the forecast."
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