Snow

Temperatures in the metro region are expected to drop, bringing freezing rain and ice

Here's the latest.

A fleet of mini-plows will get their first test this weekend, with as much as a foot of snow expected.

Hundreds of flights were already canceled in the area as of Friday morning.

While the exact path of the storm remains uncertain, forecasters with the National Weather Service said the region would likely get more than six inches of snow — with the possibility of a foot.

The National Weather Service says it's too soon to tell what kind of precipitation to expect.

About five to six inches of powder fell on the city and surrounding towns, but schools are staying open.

Researchers are analyzing 100 years worth of snowfall data, finding significant declines linked to climate change.

Between two and four inches could blanket New York and environs Thursday into Friday.

"We treat every event as if it could become a plowable event.”

And what even is a graupel? An investigation.

The department says residents can help out the city’s snow clearing effort by calling 311 if they see a problem area.