New Jersey was hit with heavy snow and fierce winds Feb. 23, burying communities under more than a foot of snow and prompting widespread travel bans and emergency declarations across the region.

Across the five boroughs, New Yorkers sledded and frolicked, but the best moments were when the city stood still. By Dodai Stewart The early hours of New York City’s first real snow day in years were ...

This story was published on Feb. 23. Find our most recent snow totals here. Rhode Island has officially hit "record breaking" snow totals with this blizzard, and this Rhode Island spot broke three ...

Are you wondering how much snow the weekend's major nor'easter has already dropped amid the continuing winter storm? Here's how to check on your local snow totals using your ZIP code, city or town.

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Note: These totals are no longer being updated. Get the latest snow totals here. The forecasts all promised big snow totals, and they have been spot on so far. Some areas across the tri-state had ...

Thought winter was done? Not quite. The New York City area can expect another powerful snowstorm Sunday into Monday. Many in the tri-state can expect to see more than 12 inches of snow, depending on ...

The NYC metro area is already buried under significant snowfall as the blizzard continues overnight, with many communities reporting 8 to 14 inches — and higher totals on Long Island and Staten Island ...

The historic blizzard that has already dropped 15 to 19 inches of snow on parts of New Jersey will continue to blast the state Monday with up to another foot of snow and 60 mph winds. “Additional ...