Tag: snow

This Thanksgiving, we can all be grateful for the New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY).

Artist Heide Hatry has been making snow sculptures in Central Park that have caught the eye of many Upper West Siders.

Some people like big challenges, even if it means they break their backs. This guy in Central Park on Sunday was determined to roll

Winter ain't going anywhere, and some New Yorkers are embracing it fully. Jonathan and Dorota Cooper and their son built this homage to the city

Give creative people some time and a malleable material, and things sometimes get weird.

Bus stops throughout the neighborhood were blocked by snow on Wednesday, as plows often push the snow into piles right in the spots where people are supposed to wait.

Two people were reportedly injured while sledding down a hill at 91st Street in Riverside Park on Tuesday, according to the Daily News. The incident

The storm that hit the city on Sunday and Monday had amassed 18.3 inches of snow in Central Park as of 7 p.m., and it was still going!

Children and dogs are often made of stronger stuff than adults, and that was true of Daphne Greene and her dog Bernie today in Central Park.

As much as a foot of snow could fall by Monday morning, and that's led to changes for parents and some people who were scheduled to get vaccines.

An extremely tall snowman is standing sentry in the middle of Central Park around West 70th Street, resisting the gradual melt-off that's taken hold throughout

The snow did not disappoint on Thursday, and Upper West Siders sent in some good shots. Keep

The first major snowstorm of the year is sticking, and that means that local hills could be sufficiently covered on Thursday for some solid sledding.

The snow's a-falling and forecasters think it could pile up to more than a foot. That's good news for people who like to play in Central Park.

The first snow of the winter was only here briefly, like a "flakey" friend who always says they'll show up but then finds something better to do.

This has been the second least-snowy New York winter in recorded history, a travesty to children everywhere and even to some adults.

Finally, we got the decent snowfall we've been waiting for on Saturday, and some Upper West Siders got good shots.

The city got only about an inch of snow but it did the job to cover the parks, and give a nice preview of winter.

A storm just hit the city and dropped about four inches of snow on Central Park. For those looking to get out, we've listed some

Wednesday's snowstorm brought a few inches of the white stuff to the neighborhood, and some locals raced