Tag: snow

We haven't gotten much real snow this winter, but an upcoming event near the Bandshell at 72nd Street is helping turn part of the park white.

Ira Schwarz had the bird's eye view of people and animals walking through the snow at Riverside Drive and Cathedral Parkway on Friday. It was

We covered some of the traffic tie-ups caused by the sudden snow on Thursday. But we also got some photos showing the fun and beauty of snow. And one cold peacock.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Wind Advisory, which is in effect until noon. The NYC Parks Department is advising people to stay

A snowstorm on the second day of spring brought out some creative Upper West Siders, including the person who crafted this fearsome croc next

Wednesday was a mess on the ground, but the views were inspiring.

A storm is expected to hit New York late Saturday and could drop several inches of snow on the city. To prepare, we've listed some of the area's most popular sledding spots below.

A light snowfall on Tuesday briefly erased the winter doldrums from Central Park. David Brotsky took these photos while on an early-morning bike-ride.

David Brotsky ventured into Central Park during Wednesday's snowstorm and took some evocative photos. Check them out!

Unlike some past over-hyped snowstorms, this one was at least as action-packed as expected, with massive winds and about 10 inches of snow in much of the city.

Some people are asking about what's open during the snowstorm. Here are a few businesses that have confirmed they're open today. Please add others in the comments!

Robyn Roth-Moise captured the scene around Central Park's Bethesda Fountain on Thursday, as whipping winds and snow covered the landscape.

A winter storm warning is in effect fro New York, and the mayor has decided to close schools on Thursday. Expect 5-8 inches of snow, very low visibility and

A goofy snowman dad was attempting to block his snow-child from the paparazzi on 104th Street on Sunday when a dog came up and peed on him.

A. Chessler sent us the photo above of a group building a snowman on the roof of 98th Street and Broadway. That snowman (visible just

Local artist Greg Powell, who usually works with a camera or a paintbrush, found a new medium last week: snow. This most recent storm was particularly good for

Tuesday's snowstorm wasn't all it was cracked up to be -- less than a foot of wind-driven sleet rather than two feet of cold dry powder. That didn't stop some

Public schools will be closed on Tuesday because of the mammoth blizzard heading our way. As a reminder, here's our post on

A snowstorm is expected to dump 10 to 14 inches on the city Thursday, and the city has closed public schools. As always, Upper West Siders are

Skiers, sledders, and wildlife all frolicked as the city was hit with a surprisingly robust snowstorm on Saturday.