Another winter storm system will bring more snow, sleet and freezing rain to the New York City area on Saturday night—with up to 5 inches of snow possible in the city.

The National Weather Service has proactively issued winter storm watches for Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties ...

Super Bowl weekend could end up super snowy in New York. City dwellers could see anywhere between 3 and 5 inches of snow ...

The forecast has sparked a travel advisory in the five boroughs from Saturday evening through Sunday, with New Yorkers being urged to avoid driving and take mass transit if possible. A winter storm ...

Drivers will catch a break Saturday morning after the Department of Transportation suspended alternate-side parking rules. The move comes so the department can facilitate ...

"An accumulating snowfall remains likely Saturday evening into early Sunday morning," the NWS in New York City posted on X.

Just as one winter storm exited the NYC area, a new one is expected to slam similar areas of NY, NJ and CT over the weekend ...

Storm Freya whipped from the Midwest into the Northeast Thursday, coating roads in slick ice from Baltimore up the I-95 ...

More rain and snow are expected to make their way to New York City, Long Island, and parts of New Jersey on Saturday and Sunday. A winter storm watch is now in effect from Saturday evening through ...

Snowfall projections range from a coating to 2 inches south of New York City, 2-4 inches in the New York City metro area, across northern New Jersey and Long Island, and 4-8 inches north of the city.

Drivers faced treacherous travel for the morning commute on Thursday as a winter storm brought snow, ice, and rain to New York City and the Tri-State.

Depending on temperatures, New York City could either see little to no snow or "several inches" of accumulation this weekend.