NYC's record streak of less than 1 inch of snow continues, despite storm
This weekend's winter storm brought significant snow to parts of the Tri-State Area, but not enough to break New York City's snow drought.
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This weekend's winter storm brought significant snow to parts of the Tri-State Area, but not enough to break New York City's snow drought.
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