00:05En total, esta storm es proyección de caer entre 18 y 24 encerro de New York City,
00:11comiendo a 28 encerro de áreas.
00:15Nueva Yorkers deberían también expectar peligroso.
00:19Estas son condiciones de blizzard.
00:21Nueva York City ha no faced una storm de esta escala en el año pasado.
00:25Due to these factors, we are declaring a state of emergency and instituting a travel ban,
00:31starting at 9 p.m. this evening and ending at 12 p.m. tomorrow.
00:36This state of emergency closes the streets, highways, and bridges of New York City for all traffic,
00:42cars, trucks, scooters, and e-bikes,
00:45with some specific exemptions for essential and emergency movement.
00:50We are asking New Yorkers to avoid all non-essential travel.
00:55To ensure the safety of students, parents, and teachers throughout this storm,
01:00schools will be closed tomorrow.
01:03This will be New York City's first old-school snow day since 2019.
01:08And to kids across New York City, you have a very serious mission if you choose to accept it.
01:13Stay cozy.
01:15We are taking every precaution and are prepared for the intense volume of snow to come.
01:20Code Blue is in effect, with outreach workers canvassing all five boroughs 24-7 and helping homeless New Yorkers come
01:27inside.
01:28Every New Yorker seeking warmth and shelter will be able to find it in our city.
01:33We have 22 warming buses, 11 health and hospitals warming spaces, and 13 school warming centers open across our city.
01:41We have also redeployed our health and hospitals mobile warming unit to provide medical attention, food, and additional support to
01:48those who need it.
01:49Our on-point overdose prevention centers will also remain open overnight tonight.
01:54Stay inside, stay prepared, and stay safe.
01:57Thank you very much.
01:59Thank you.
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