An aerial view of The Chrysler Building as seen from Summit One Vanderbilt during a snow storm on Jan. 29, 2022, in New York City. FOX Weather ...

With no snow forecast for New York City on Tuesday, that places this winter in second place for the longest snowless streak at 321 days. The snow drought , however, may be coming to an end.

While brief flurries and snow showers have fallen occasionally this winter in New York City, accumulation of at least 0.1 inches must be recorded for it to be considered measurable snowfall by the ...

You have to go quite a bit back in history, more than a century in fact, for New York City's earliest snowfall on record, which was Oct. 15 in 1876.

New York City could see a little snow on Friday, according to PIX11 meteorologist Chris Cimino. However, if snow does fall, it likely won’t accumulate. NYC forecast and PIX11’s Weather Center ...

New York’s snowless stretch dates to last winter. Monday marked the 327th day in a row without measurable snow, and the city could surpass the longest period on record if nothing accumulates in ...

New York City typically sees its first measurable snowfall on Dec. 7. That would mean this Saturday is the average first date of snowfall, but other than some flurries, no measurable snowfall is ...

NEW YORK -- New York City is expected to see another 1 to 3 inches of snow Friday. Streets and sidewalks may be slick, especially for the evening commute, with temperatures right around freezing.

The last time the city saw more than an inch of snow on the ground was Feb. 13, 2022, when 1.6 inches covered New York. A mother takes pictures of her kids in a slider after fresh snow blanket ...