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Good Day Weekend: Bracing for more snow; NJ law holds parents accountable
The New York City area is bracing for another round of snow on Sunday as a New Jersey law that holds parents accountable for their actions is getting attention.
NEW YORK CITY - If you're flying in or out of the New York City area on Sunday, be sure to check your flight!
Sunday's snowfall in New York City and northern parts of New Jersey is creating a travel nightmare for those planning to fly into, or out of, Newark Liberty International Airport.
Flight cancellations and delays
By the numbers:
NYC Emergency Management said earlier Sunday that hundreds of arriving and departing flights were canceled or delayed at all three area airports. As of 6:30 p.m. Sunday, however, LaGuardia and JFK airports are clear.
The total number of cancellations Sunday, according to NYC Emergency Management:
- JFK Airport: 193 flight delays and 124 cancellations
- LaGuardia Airport: 131 flight delays and 112 cancellations
- Newark Airport: 251 flight delays and 14 cancellations
Delay times are currently averaging about 49 minutes at Newark Airport.
What you can do:
Travelers can check the status of their flight on the airport or airline website.
Snowy Sunday
Local perspective:
A widespread 3 to 5 inches is expected to fall across the region on Sunday, which comes after New York City saw 1 to 2 inches already fall on Saturday. Isolated amounts up to 7 inches are possible, aimed for eastern Connecticut.
Snow started falling early Sunday morning, and is expected to continue until Sunday night.
The Source: Information from this article was sourced from NYC Emergency Management.