Winter Weather

From Nassau to Suffolk, parts of Long Island saw up to two feet of snow. Whiteout conditions at the height of the storm made driving dangerous. And depending on where you live, once the snow stopped you had to wait for the streets to be cleared.

A 20-year-old student at SUNY Oneonta was found frozen to death outside a bus garage when temperatures dropped below zero, officials said.

Dangerously cold wind chills mean temperatures will feel well below zero as the process of digging out from Saturday's blizzard continues.

Nearly two feet of snow fell in some areas of Long Island and coastal New Jersey.

The man is one of several fatalities that occurred on Long Island during the storm, including an elderly man who fell into a swimming pool in Cutchogue and drowned while shoveling snow.

A powerful winter storm dropped nearly two feet of snow in some parts of the Tri-State on Saturday.

Police say that the elderly man was shoveling snow around a swimming pool early Saturday morning when he fell in and drowned.

A state of emergency is in effect in New Jersey as a nor'easter winter storm hit that could bring well more than a foot of snow to portions of the state.

Much of Long Island is under a blizzard warning, with at least a foot of snow expected to fall in many places.

Winter Storm Warnings are posted for much of the New York City region ahead of a potential nor'easter winter storm that could bring a foot of snow, wind, and coastal flooding.

Snowfall totals of up to one foot, with locally higher amounts, are possible in New York City, along with strong winds and brutal cold.

Due to the nor'easter that is hitting the New York region on Friday night and Saturday, Amtrak will be canceling much of its service along the Northeast Corridor.

Winter Storm Warnings and Blizzard Warning are posted for the New York City region ahead of a nor'easter winter storm that will bring snow, wind, and coastal flooding. With the storm tracking on a more westerly track the expected snow totals are higher than originally forecast.

Bomb cyclones, nor'easters, snowstorms — these terms describe severe weather events. Indeed, a bomb cyclone nor'easter snowstorm can be especially intense and potentially dangerous. Here is what you need to know.

Nor'easters are strong storms that affect the eastern U.S., especially the tristate New York City area. Here is what you need to know to prepare for these potentially dangerous weather events, which are most intense in the winter and can bring large amounts of snow and rain to your community.