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Photos of the Blizzard of 2013 from around the northeast.
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Photos of snowmen submitted by Eyewitness News viewers.
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Emergency resources for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to help when winter weather strikes.
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The first winter storm of the season dumps several inches of snow across the New York area on Saturday.
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The New York area is getting ready for the first snow storm of the season.
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Tahman Bradley reports on a winter storm hitting Chicago and the midwest
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JetBlue is starting the refund process for the passengers stranded for hours at Connecticut's Bradley Airport during saturday's October snowstorm.
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Crews trying to restore power to hundreds of thousands of Northeasterners two days after a freak snowstorm swept up the coast face a tough job, even with fair weather to work in.
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Twelve-year-old McKenzie Gallasso was deciding between dressing as a witch or a werewolf when the phone rang Monday with bad news: Halloween had been canceled.
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Workers cleaning up after a freak snowstorm raced Monday to clear fallen branches and splintered trees from paths and roads in Central Park in time for this weekend's New York City Marathon, which winds through the park.
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The New York City Office of Emergency Management warns people to stay out of parks because of the risk of falling trees and limbs after a nor'easter dumped snow.
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New York's governor has declared a state of emergency in thirteen counties that have been swept by rain and snow brought by October's rare nor'easter.
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A five-month probe by New York City's anticorruption agency has uncovered no evidence that disgruntled sanitation workers purposely sabotaged snow removal efforts during a massive December blizzard.
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High winds and heavy rain hit the New York area on Friday, causing some damage in New Jersey.
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Get the latest information on mass transit service as the New York area copes with another winter storm.
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The double-barreled winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on Long Island.
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With more snow in the forecast, New York City has declared a snow alert for Wednesday.
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For high school sophomore Michael Dolan, it's a snow day, but first some work.
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Police say a worker clearing snow from a flatbed tow truck at a New Jersey towing business was killed when the truck's bed was lowered by a co-worker.
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Another winter storm has hit New Jersey.
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New York City had more plows mobilized on city streets, but the snow storm left little to plow.
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Across Long Island, public works departments scrambled their sand and loaded their trucks Thursday.
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A massive snow melting operation is causing a major headache for business owners and deliveries.
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It's back to business as usual today for traffic enforcement agents policing those meters, but what about last week when no tickets were being issued?
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Some sanitation workers say they were told to take their time to punish the mayor for upcoming demotions.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the number of cars and buses stuck in the streets were a major stumbling block for officials trying to clean up after last weekend's snowstorm.
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With sanitation trucks either plowing or getting stuck, garbage collections in the biggest city in the country have ground to a halt.
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Cars are still buried under snow in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, but that's not why residents are upset.
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Recovering from the post-Christmas storm that dumped more than two feet of snow on parts of New Jersey is shaping up to be no easy task.
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All mass transit was back on track with normal service Thursday as the region continues to dig out from the blizzard.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg urged continued patience among New Yorkers as the city works to clear previously unplowed streets.
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New York's airports struggled to clear a huge backlog of flights that has stranded thousands of passengers across the United States.
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Three tennis bubbles in New York City have collapsed under the weight of snow from the blizzard that smacked the metropolitan region.
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The head of the nation's largest commuter railroad says most service has been restored after a blizzard clobbered the New York City metropolitan region.
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Anger has reached a boiling point over the slow removal of snow on so many streets in New York City.
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Four international flights were apparently forced to wait on the tarmac overnight at Kennedy Airport, at least one for as long as eight hours, as the airport began to resume accepting flights.
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Photos of the snow storm pounding parts of the east coast with up to two feet of snow!
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Connecticut's Emergency Operations Center is scheduled to remain open in the aftermath of the winter storm.
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Limited service has been restored to LIRR's Port Washington branch, but the other branches remain silenced.
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Amtrak Northeast Corridor service between New York and Boston will resume on a limited schedule Monday morning.
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Many Tri-State area residents are waking up Monday wondering: Where are the plows?!
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With all of the kids out of school Monday, New York City has specific snow day activities in five different parks.
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Long Island didn't bear the brunt of this storm but there is still cleaning up to be done.
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The entire New York area is feeling the pain after days of continuous snowfall.
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Due to low ridership and the continuing effects of extreme winter weather, NJ Transit rail service was modified for the remainder of Friday.
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MTA is advising that some subway or bus service may be curtailed because of the winter storm.
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Metro-North Harlem Line service has resumed but customers are advised to expect residual delays.
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For some, snow is like money falling from the sky.
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The city of Yonkers has declared a state of emergency starting at midnight on Wedneaday.
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New Jersey Transit and Amtrak are experiencing problems because of the winter storm.
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