URGENT UPDATE: New York City is bracing for its most significant snowfall in over three years, with snow expected to start late this afternoon and continue into tomorrow. As holiday travel peaks, authorities are urging travelers to stay off the roads and adjust their plans accordingly.
The New York City Emergency Management has issued a travel advisory from tonight into tomorrow, warning travelers of deteriorating conditions. The storm is forecasted to impact the busy holiday weekend, with nearly 15 million travelers expected to utilize major airports including JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark.
With this surge in travel, the New York State Department of Transportation is prepared to deploy over 1,600 large plow trucks to maintain road safety. Authorities emphasize the importance of monitoring weather alerts and planning travel around the storm.
If you have a flight scheduled for tonight, it’s crucial to allow extra time and check your flight status for potential delays or cancellations. Travelers are advised to stay informed and prioritize safety during this hazardous weather event.
As conditions are expected to worsen later today, city officials are reinforcing the need for caution. The peak travel period, coinciding with the holiday season, makes it even more essential to heed this advisory.
Stay tuned for further updates as this situation develops, and prioritize safety above all during your holiday travels.
