Event Summary

On 1/25/2026, Winter Storm Fern began impacting the New York City area, bringing a mix of heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain across the Tri-State region. Snowfall intensified during the morning and continued through the evening, with Central Park recording around 11–12 inches. The storm caused widespread hazardous travel conditions, flight cancellations, and transit delays, while local authorities issued winter weather advisories and urged residents to limit travel. Dangerous subfreezing temperatures persisted after the storm, leaving snow-covered roads and prolonged slick conditions across the five boroughs and surrounding areas.