Event Summary

On 12/26/2025 at approximately 4:00 PM, a Winter Weather event began to impact New York City as a major post-Christmas winter storm moved across the Northeast. Snow developed during the late afternoon and intensified overnight, producing several inches of accumulation across the five boroughs, with approximately 4 inches recorded in Central Park and higher totals reported in parts of Queens and surrounding regions. The storm created hazardous travel conditions during the busy holiday travel period, contributing to flight delays and cancellations at regional airports and slippery roadways across Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Snowfall gradually tapered off during the morning of 12/27/2025 as the storm system moved out of the region, though lingering icy conditions and cleanup operations continued throughout the day.