00:00 We're expecting snow across the city tonight and into tomorrow. The current forecast calls for
00:06 light rain beginning around midnight and transitioning to snow tomorrow morning.
00:12 We expect at least five to eight inches now. We could get more as the forecast continue to shift.
00:20 We will continue to notify New Yorkers. It's going to be low visibility, high wind gusts,
00:27 ending by early afternoon, as well as up to two feet of coastal flooding along vulnerable
00:35 shorelines. We're taking this storm extremely, extremely serious. We want New Yorkers to be
00:43 prepared and we want New Yorkers to do the same. We expect slippery roads and limited visibility.
00:52 And so we're strongly encouraging New Yorkers, if you don't have to go out, stay home.
00:57 And please use public transportation. We want to minimize the number of vehicles on the road
01:03 so that our apparatus and vehicles can actually deal with the removal of snow and make our
01:11 movement in the city more feasible. They're ready, they're prepared, and the Commissioner
01:17 is going to coordinate their efforts with our other city agencies. And so we're doing everything
01:21 in our powers to keep New Yorkers safe. We want New Yorkers to do everything in their powers to
01:26 continue to be safe by again staying off the road and signing up for NotifyNYC to keep update on
01:36 winter weather.
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