New York is getting ready for a big snowstorm that could bring up to 12 inches of snow in some places.
Governor Kathy Hochul has said the storm will start on Monday night and it might cause strong winds and flooding near the sea. Some areas might get 6-8 inches of snow, but New York City and Long Island might only get 1-3 inches along with very windy weather .
Governor Hochul told the public to keep an eye on the weather and be mindful of travel issues and power cuts.
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She added: “As New Yorkers are preparing to celebrate Super Bowl Sunday, we are tracking a developing storm that will impact a substantial area of New York into the early part of the week and I have directed State agencies to mobilize in preparation for this storm and urge everyone to watch for weather and travel updates as it develops.”
Rain is expected to start in the Capital, Mid-Hudson, Southern Tier, New York City and Long Island regions, turning into snow by late Monday night. The heaviest snowfall is predicted for early Tuesday morning.