A fast-moving winter storm is set to sweep across New York on Tuesday, bringing the city its first measurable snowfall threat of the season while prompting New Jersey to declare a state of emergency.
Forecasts show a wide range of impacts across the region. New York City may see little or no accumulation, while communities just north and west could wake up to several inches.
With morning commutes and school operations potentially affected, officials are urging residents to stay alert as the system moves in overnight.
Snow to sweep New York and New Jersey as state of emergency declared
The National Weather Service (NWS) says parts of New York and New Jersey could receive 3 to 6 inches of snow on Tuesday, December 2, before a changeover to a wintry mix and then rain…