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Update for New Yorkers with access needs: The ADA-accessible viewing area is located on the west side of Broadway, between Vesey Street and Barclay Street. The entrance is at Barclay Street and Church Street.

Update: expect 6–8 inches Sunday, +1–3 inches Monday. Saturday, we prep operations. Sunday, 5k sanitation workers & safety outreach teams start rotating 12-hr shifts. No one will be denied shelter. Call 311 if you see someone who needs help. Updates @ nyc.gov/beready or text NotifyNYC to 692-692

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani@mayor.nyc.gov · 6mo ago

New Yorkers: Snow is forecast for Sunday into Monday—and we are ready. If you can, give yourself extra time to travel, check in on neighbors—especially seniors—and take it slow out there. Stay safe, stay warm, and let’s look out for one another.

From New York City Emergency Management:
NYCEM, in coordination with the National Weather Service, is monitoring a storm system that could bring snow to NYC Sunday into
Monday.
Most likely scenario: periods of light snow Sunday morning and again Sunday evening, potentially continuing into Monday morning, with around 3 to 4 inches total.
Lower chance scenario: a stronger storm track could bring heavier snow Sunday into Monday, with over 6 inches possible and some risk of minor coastal flooding.
Be ready to adjust travel plans Sunday and Monday morning, including caregiving schedules. Avoid unnecessary travel Sunday and Monday morning if you can to allow snow operations crews to operate. If you are traveling, use mass transit and expect travel delays.
Temperatures Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday are expected in the mid to upper 30s, with overnight lows dropping from near freezing Sunday night into the upper 20s by Tuesday night. Highs are expected to remain above freezing, and temperatures are expected to be in low to mid 40s by midweek.
Continue to monitor forecasts and official updates as details become clearer. Subscribe to Notify NYC by texting NotifyNYC to 692-692, and view winter weather preparedness tips at nyc.gov/beready

Loving New York means loving the over 180,000 small businesses that power its neighborhoods. We’ve created printable Valentines for you to share with a small business you love. Stop by your local library to pick one up, or download all eight at nyc.gov/vday 💌

A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of a small storefront with the text "My heart is locally-owned...by you."A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of a small 'Ye Olde Shoppe' storefront with the text "I'm a regular in your shop. But you're a regular in my heart."A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of two people next to a 'Come in We're OPEN' sign with the text "My heart mom-and-pops for you."A Valentine's Day card featuring an illustration of an NYC halal food cart with the text "I love you with halal of my heart."

Last week, 3 people fell through the ice in Jamaica Bay. Thanks to the incredible work of the NYPD and FDNY, they were rescued and brought to safety. This winter weather has been tough, but our first responders are tougher.