Some kids got an early holiday break due to school closings or delayed opening on Tuesday morning after snow coated New York and New Jersey overnight. A winter weather advisory was in effect for parts of New York,

As of 1 p.m., 2.7 inches of snow had fallen at Belvedere Castle in Central Park, the official National Weather Service measuring station for the city. That made Sunday the earliest date of the season since 2018 that more than two inches of snow had accumulated in Central Park.

New York area faces wintry weather with rain, snow, and gusty winds; less than an inch of snow accumulation expected.

A clipper system brought decent snowfall to the north and west of New York City early Tuesday, dropping up to half a foot in some places.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and feel like it too, with a wintry mix in the forecast that could make holiday travel a little more challenging.The Christmas and New Year's holiday period is expected to see a record number of drivers hitting the roadways,

Up to five inches of snow is expected in the city, and as much as six inches on Long Island, from late Saturday into Sunday morning.

A quick-moving storm moves through the region, bringing a bit of snow and rain. The snow will not last along coastal sections, as there will be a changeover to rain in the

The Tri-State area was blanketed with snow Tuesday. Some parts got just a coating while others, like in Orange County, were digging out.

Snow will arrive southwest to northeast from mid-morning to early afternoon Tuesday, beginning first in southern Vermont and Northern New York. A late-morning arrival is likely in the Champlain Valley through the Connecticut River Valley, followed by the Northeast Kingdom in the early afternoon.

Snow is expected in the tri-state area on Tuesday, according to PIX11 meteorologists. The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for Westchester and Rockland counties in New York and Passaic and Bergen counties in New Jersey.