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...Winter Storm Warning Remains In Effect Until 6 PM Esttuesday...* Locations...Pike County Pa And Sullivan County Ny.* Hazards...Heavy Snow And Blowing Snow.* Accumulations...7 To 14 Inches Of Snow...Heaviest In Easternportions Of Pike And Sullivan Counties.* Impacts...Very Difficult Travel Especially Tonight Intotuesday With Snow Covered Roads And Low Visibility.* Timing...Snow Becoming Heavy At Times Tonight Through Tuesdayas The Storm Strengthens.* Temperatures...Mainly Upper Teens To Low 20S.* Winds...Northeast 10 To 20 Mph Late Today Into Tonight...Becoming North-Northwest Tuesday With Gusts Up To 25 Mph.

...Winter Weather Advisory Remains In Effect Until 6 PM Esttuesday...* Locations...Wayne County Pa...And Otsego And Delaware Countiesny.* Hazards...Snow And Blowing Snow.* Accumulations...3 To 7 Inches Of Snow...Heaviest In Easternportions Of Wayne...Otsego...And Delaware Counties.* Impacts...Difficult Travel Especially Tonight Into Tuesdaywith Snow Covered Roads And Low Visibility.* Timing...Snow Becoming Heavy At Times Tonight Through Tuesdayas The Storm Strengthens.* Temperatures...Mainly Mid Teens To Low 20S.* Winds...Northeast 10 To 20 Mph Late Today Into Tonight...Becoming North-Northwest Tuesday With Gusts Up To 25 Mph.

...Crippling And Potentially Historic Blizzard Into Tuesday......Blizzard Warning Remains In Effect Until Midnight EST Tuesdaynight...* Locations...Western Passaic County In Northeast New Jersey.Orange And Putnam Counties New York.* Hazard Types...Heavy Snow And Blowing Snow...With Blizzardconditions.* Accumulations...12 To 24 Inches With Locally Higher Amountspossible.* Snowfall Rates...2 To 4 Inches Per Hour Late Tonight Intotuesday Morning.* Winds...North 15 To 25 Mph With Gusts Up To 35 Mph.* Visibilities...One Quarter Mile Or Less At Times.* Temperatures...Teens And Lower 20S.* Timing...Snow Will Increase In Intensity This Evening...Becomingheavy At Times Through Tuesday. The Heaviest Snow And Strongestwinds Will Be Overnight Into Tuesday Morning.* Impacts...Life-Threatening Conditions And Extremely Dangeroustravel Due To Heavy Snowfall And Strong Winds...With Whiteoutconditions. Many Roads May Become Impassable. Strong Winds Maydown Power Lines And Tree Limbs.

A Band Of Snow Has Developed And Will Impact The Commute Fromcentral And Northern Suffolk County Westward Into Portions Of Newyork City. Snowfall Rates Of 1 To 2 Inches Per Hour Areexpected...So Please Exercise Extreme Caution When Traveling Latethis Afternoon.

Sloatsburg Mayor is advising residents of the following: The Sloatsburg Ambulance Building will be open from Monday evening 6 PM until 6 AM Thursday January 29th for anyone in need of shelter. There will be no garbage pick up on Tuesday, January 27th. On Friday, January 30th the entire Village is scheduled for pick-up. Recycling is still scheduled for Wednesday, January 28th. There will be two ambulance crews on duty during this period to answer calls. The Sloatsburg Fire Department has been mobilized and is on standby to handle all emergencies. The Ramapo Police has increased personnel on duty to respond to the needs of Sloatsburg residents. The DPW will be working long hours under hazardous conditions to keep roads open. Residents are reminded not to park on the shoulder of the road in order not to hinder snow removal operations. Residents are also reminded not to throw snow in the roadway.

The Town of Haverstraw Supervisor along with the Mayors of the Village of Haverstraw, the Village of West Haverstraw and the Village of Pomona has declared a STATE OF EMERGENCY effective 5:00pm this date. Only essential vehicles should be on the roadway after 9:00pm this date.

N/S State Hwy 22 south of County Route 138- Hardscrabble Rd- Road Closure at 1:55 PM- T/North Salem- Westchester Co - has been reopened.

UPDATE: Rte 397 N/S Between Settle Hills Rd & Rte 20 T/Altamont has Alternating one-way traffic due to a Crash at 8:30am-Albany Co

Delays are back to Queens Blvd.

CLEARED RTE 378 WB at I-787 all lanes are reopened crash cleared in the Village of Menands at 2:30pm-Albany/Rensselaer Co

...Minor And Moderate Coastal Flooding Overnight During Theheight Of The Blizzard......High Surf And Beach Erosion Expected......Coastal Flood Advisory In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 4 Amest Tuesday...The National Weather Service In New York Has Issued A Coastalflood Advisory...Which Is In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 4 Amest Tuesday.* Locations...New York Harbor.* Tidal Departures...Most Likely 2 To 3 Ft Above Theastronomical Tide.* Timing...Midnight To 4 AM Tonight.* Beach Erosion Impacts...2 To 4 Ft Waves And High Storm Tidemay Cause Beach Erosion Locally. A Few Exposed Waterfrontstructures May Be Damaged.* Coastal Flood Impacts...Potential For Flooding Of Vulnerableshore Roads....Most Likely Ny Harbor Water Levels For Tonight...Coastal............Time Of......Forecast Total.....Flood.....Location...........High Tide.....Water Level.......Category......................................(Mllw)...................The Battery Nyc.....137 AM........6.5-7.5.........Minor....Bergen Po

...Minor And Moderate Coastal Flooding Overnight During Theheight Of The Blizzard......High Surf And Beach Erosion Expected......Coastal Flood Advisory In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 4 Amest Tuesday...The National Weather Service In New York Has Issued A Coastalflood Advisory...Which Is In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 4 Amest Tuesday. The Coastal Flood Watch Is No Longer In Effect.* Locations...New York Harbor.* Tidal Departures...Most Likely 2 To 3 Ft Above Theastronomical Tide.* Timing...Midnight To 4 AM Tonight.* Beach Erosion Impacts...2 To 4 Ft Waves And High Storm Tidemay Cause Beach Erosion Locally. A Few Exposed Waterfrontstructures May Be Damaged.* Coastal Flood Impacts...Potential For Flooding Of Vulnerableshore Roads....Most Likely Ny Harbor Water Levels For Tonight...Coastal............Time Of......Forecast Total.....Flood.....Location...........High Tide.....Water Level.......Category......................................(Mllw)...................The Battery Nyc.....

...Minor And Moderate Coastal Flooding Overnight During Theheight Of The Blizzard......High Surf And Beach Erosion Expected......Coastal Flood Warning In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 5 Amest Tuesday...The National Weather Service In New York Has Issued A Coastalflood Warning...Which Is In Effect From Midnight Tonight To 5 Amest Tuesday. The Coastal Flood Watch Is No Longer In Effect.* Locations...The South Shore Bays Of Western Long Island.* Tidal Departures...Most Likely 2 To 3 Ft Above The Astronomicaltide.* Timing...Midnight To 5 AM.* Beach Erosion Impacts...Beach Erosion And Washovers Along Oceanfacing Barrier Beaches Due To 6 To 9 Ft Waves And The High Stormtide. A Few Exposed Waterfront Structures May Be Damaged.* Coastal Flood Impacts...Potential For Flooding Of Vulnerableshore Roads....South Shore Bays Water Levels For Tonight...Coastal............Time Of......Forecast Total.....Flood.....Location...........High Tide.....Water Level.......Category............................

...Minor And Moderate Coastal Flooding Overnight During Theheight Of The Blizzard......High Surf And Beach Erosion Expected......Coastal Flood Warning In Effect From 3 AM To 7 AM Esttuesday...The National Weather Service In New York Has Issued A Coastalflood Warning...Which Is In Effect From 3 AM To 7 AM EST Tuesday.The Coastal Flood Watch Is No Longer In Effect.* Locations...The New York Coasts Of The Western Long Island Sound.* Tidal Departures...Most Likely 2 To 3 Ft Above Theastronomical Tide With Potential For Up To 4 Ft.* Timing...3 To 7 AM Late Tonight Into Early Tuesday Morning.* Beach Erosion Impacts...3 To 5 Ft Waves And High Storm Tidemay Cause Beach Erosion Along The North Facing Shorelines Opento The Long Island Sound. A Few Exposed Waterfront Structuresmay Be Damaged.* Coastal Flooding Impacts...Potential For Flooding Ofvulnerable Shore Roads....Most Likely Western L.I. Sound Water Levels For Late Tonight...Coastal............Time Of......Forecast Total.....Flood.....Loca

...Crippling And Potentially Historic Blizzard To Impact The Areainto Tuesday......Blizzard Warning Remains In Effect Until Midnight EST Tuesdaynight...* Locations...Western Passaic County In Northeast New Jersey.Orange And Putnam Counties New York.* Hazard Types...Heavy Snow And Blowing Snow...With Blizzardconditions.* Accumulations...Snow Accumulation Of 12 To 24 Inches. Highestamounts East Of The Hudson River.* Snowfall Rates...2 To 4 Inches Per Hour Late Tonight Intotuesday Morning.* Winds...North 15 To 25 Mph With Gusts Up To 40 Mph.* Visibilities...One Quarter Mile Or Less At Times.* Temperatures...Teens An Lower 20S.* Timing...Light Snow Will Accumulate Up To 2 Inches By Sunset.Snow Will Pick Up In Intensity This Evening...With The Heaviestsnow And Strongest Winds From About Midnight Into Tuesdayafternoon.* Impacts...Life-Threatening Conditions And Extremely Dangeroustravel Due To Heavy Snowfall And Strong Winds...With Whiteoutconditions. Many Roads May Become Impassable. Strong

...Crippling And Potentially Historic Blizzard To Impact The Areainto Tuesday......Blizzard Warning Remains In Effect Until Midnight EST Tuesdaynight...* Locations...Northern Fairfield County In Connecticut. Easternpassaic...Western Bergen...Western Essex And Western Unioncounties In New Jersey. Rockland And Northern Westchestercounties In New York.* Hazard Types...Heavy Snow And Blowing Snow...With Blizzardconditions.* Accumulations...Snow Accumulation Of 18 To 24 Inches. Locallyhigher Amounts Possible...Especially Across Northern Fairfieldcounty In Connecticut.* Snowfall Rates...2 To 4 Inches Per Hour Late Tonight Intotuesday Morning.* Winds...North 15 To 25 Mph With Gusts Up To 45 Mph.* Visibilities...One Quarter Mile Or Less At Times.* Temperatures...Lower 20S.* Timing...Light To Moderate Snow Will Accumulate Up To To 3Inches By Sunset. Snow Will Pick Up In Intensity Thisevening...With The Heaviest Snow And Strongest Winds From Aboutmidnight Into Tuesday Afternoon.* Impacts...Life-

The Piermont Police Department advises residents that a significant storm surge is expected for the area of Paradise Avenue. The surge is predicted for 3AM on Tuesday morning.

...Winter Weather Advisory Remains In Effect Until 1 AM Estwednesday...* Locations...Northern Warren County...And The Eastern Mohawkvalley Including All Of Fulton County.* Hazard Types...Snow.* Snow Accumulations...4 To 8 Inches.* Maximum Snowfall Rates...Up To An Inch Per Hour.* Timing...Snow Will Overspread The Region From Southwest Tonortheast By This Evening...And Will Continue Tonight Intotuesday...Before Gradually Tapering Off Late Tuesday Night.* Impacts...Dangerous Travel Conditions Due To Snow Coveredroadways And Low Visibility.* Winds...North 5 To 10 Mph...Increasing To 10 To 15 Mph Tonightinto Tuesday...With Gusts Up To 25 Mph.* Temperatures...5 To 15 Degrees.

...Winter Storm Warning Remains In Effect Until 1 AM Estwednesday...* Locations...Greater Capital Region...Helderbergs...Schohariecounty...Saratoga Region...Glens Falls Area And Northernwashington County.* Hazard Types...Heavy Snow.* Snow Accumulations...7 To 14 Inches.* Maximum Snowfall Rates...1 To 2 Inches Per Hour.* Timing...Snow Will Overspread The Region From Southwest Tonortheast By This Evening...And Will Continue Heavy At Timestonight Into Tuesday...Before Gradually Tapering Off Latetuesday Night.* Impacts...Dangerous Travel Conditions Due To Snow Coveredroadways And Low Visibility. Some Blowing And Drifting Snowwill Also Be Likely...Mainly In Rural Areas.* Winds...North 5 To 10 Mph...Increasing To 10 To 15 Mph Tonightinto Tuesday...With Gusts Up To 25 Mph.* Temperatures...10 To 20 Degrees.

DYFI? - III ("http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/ld60041203#dyfi" class="mmi-III" title="Did You Feel It? maximum reported intensity (7 reports)") Time2015-01-25 23:25:10 UTC2015-01-25 18:25:10 -05:00 at epicenterLocation39.999°N 75.657°WDepth2.00 km (1.24 mi) Earthquake Distances: (Calculated within NY-Alert) 208.24 Miles from Albany, NY 146.27 Miles from Binghamton, NY 260.3 Miles from Buffalo, NY 103.83 Miles from New York City, NY 343.68 Miles from Plattsburgh, NY 212.33 Miles from Syracuse, NY