28 DEGREES WINDY WHITE SNOWY WPCNR DEGREES AT 8:30 AM. 14 INCHES AND MORE TO COME
FOURTEEN INCHES OF SNOW HAVE FALLEN ON WHITE PLAINS
WEATHER CHANNEL REPORTS SNOW WILL LAST TO 6 PM
PATHS TO HOMES, DRIVEWAYS OBSCURED.
SOME WIRES DOWNED BY WIND
FEBRUARY 22–PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE NIGHT
6 INCHES AS OF 11:20 PM EST
THE MORE IT SNOWS
TIDDLEY POM
THE MORE IT GOES ON SNOWING
SNOWFLAKES READY FOR THEIR CLOSEUP, MR. BAILEY
THE SNOWS OF TODAY FEBRUARY 22 HAVE NOW REACHED THE LEVEL SNOW MELT LEFT AFTER A WEEK OF MELT
IN 4 WEEKS THE CITY OF WHITE PLAINS HAS HAD 26 INCHES OF SNOW FALL AND HEADING TOWARDS MORE
FEBRUARY 22– WHITE PLAINS ADVISORY ON EXPECTED SNOW AND CITIZENS’ RESPONSIBILITY. IF YOU PARK OVERNIGHT ON STREET IN WHITE PLAINS YOUR VEHICLE WILL BE TOWED.
The National Weather Service has issued a Blizzard Warning for Sunday, February 22nd through Monday, February 23rd.
Snow is expected to start in the late afternoon on Sunday. It will be heavy at times with significant accumulation and strong winds through Sunday night, tapering off in the late afternoon/early evening on Monday.
The City’s Department of Public Works crews will be working through the storm to clear roads as quickly and completely as possible. In order to enable DPW to do their job, it is vital that vehicles not be left parked on the street.
As a courtesy, the City of White Plains is offering free parking to White Plains residents for vehicles registered to addresses within the City of White Plains in the Hamilton-Main Garage starting at 1:00 PM on Sunday, February 22nd until 10:00 AM on Tuesday, February 24th. Please note: Residents may park in any space in the Hamilton-Main Garage, including spaces marked for permit holders and spaces marked for hourly users. We also encourage residents who have permits to park in city-owned outdoor lots to move their cars to the Hamilton-Main Garage.
Moving cars out of these lots enables the City to clear them more completely and quickly for residents’ use.
All other garages, lots and on-street parking will remain subject to normal enforcement.
There will be strict enforcement of the City’s ban on overnight, on-street parking, as vehicles left on the street impair the City’s ability to clear snow, creating hazardous conditions and lengthening the storm’s impact.
Thank you for your cooperation and please stay safe.
Thank you, The City of White Plains
FEBRUARY 22–BEELINE BUS SERVICE SUSPENDED AT 7 PM TONIGHT THROUGH MONDAY 2 PM
(White Plains, NY) – Bee-Line buses and Paratransit will be suspended as of 7 p.m. this evening, Sunday, February 22, and will be suspended until 2 p.m., Monday, February 23.
Westchester County will monitor road conditions and provide updates to the public as necessary. Please check our website for further updates at www.westchestergov.com/beelinebus.
Additionally, following guidance from the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, Westchester County will institute a complete road ban beginning at 9 p.m. tonight, Sunday, February 22, through 10 a.m. Monday, February 23. The road ban is being implemented due to hazardous winter weather conditions expected overnight, including heavy snowfall and wind. Roads are closed to all but essential travel (police, fire, EMS, utility/public works and hospital/medical personnel).