Winter Weather in New York (manhattan), New York

Winter Weather January 30, 2019 · New York (manhattan), New York

What the National Weather Service wrote

Snow squalls quickly moved through bringing whiteout conditions, strong winds, and dangerous driving conditions. The Official NWS snowfall observation at Central Park measured 0.4 inches of snow.

The wider storm

A strong cold front initiated a broken line of snow squalls to the region. The snow squalls developed in the afternoon across the Lower Hudson Valley and then quickly moved east through the NYC metro and western Long Island during the evening commute. The snow squalls weakened as they moved across eastern Long Island. While snowfall accumulations were generally under an inch, the squalls brought strong winds and whiteout conditions. Traffic was brought to a standstill during the squalls and created life-threatening travel.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 803832. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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