Tag: snow

Tuesday's snowstorm was lovely, wasn't it? A perfect day to go to your favorite restaurant, order some soup and sit by the window. Here are some

Why pay to make fake snow, when the real thing is on its way? As seen in the photos above and below, snow machines were making artificial snow

Several locals ventured out in the frigid weather late Thursday night and early Friday morning to shoot some photos. Check them out

Although it has since melted away, Tuesday's snowstorm gave runners and bicyclists a brief challenge on

It doesn't seem like a great day for sledding, but it's certainly a great day for photos. The snow is sticking especially well to trees , lamp posts and buildings. If you have photos, send them along: info at westsiderag dot com. The Central Park Drives are closed this morning ...

Central Park got 11.4 inches of snow on Friday and Saturday, and snow-starved New Yorkers rushed out to get a taste of it.

A big snowstorm is coming tomorrow, in case you haven't heard, and the mayor wants people to get ready. There are no evacuations at the moment, but there are various things the city wants people to know. And if you're

There isn't much peace in the city, but here's 10 seconds of snow falling through the subway grate at 72nd Street, set to the song

It's been so long since it actually snowed, that Upper West Siders rushed out to enjoy it this morning. One person had clearly been waiting months for it to snow so he could express his feelings

There may not be snow on the ground, in most of the city, but a section of Central Park is covered in the stuff today as the park prepares for Winter Jam. Snow machines have been pumping out fake snow in the Bandshell area around 72nd street. On Saturday from ...

Going out in it was miserable. But the pictures are great.

Sledders in Riverside Park. Photo by Ernie Fritz. Given how long we've waited for snow, it's definitely time to celebrate, and one of the best ways to do that is to hop on a sled! Luckily, Upper West Siders live near some excellent sledding hills, as well as some good ...

Remember when it used to snow in the winter, big heaps of white fluffy snow that later became gray and yellow? A year ago today it snowed 20 inches in Central Park and the city mostly came to a halt.