New York City is currently grappling with a major blizzard, the first significant snowstorm to hit the city in a decade. Central Park has already recorded over 15 inches of snow by early Monday, and the National Weather Service predicts that some areas could see up to two feet of snow as the storm continues. In response, the Department of Sanitation has mobilized thousands of employees to work in 12-hour shifts, deploying 2,300 plows and 700 salt spreaders to clear the streets. Residents can stay informed about the progress of snow removal efforts through the PlowNYC interactive map, which provides real-time updates on whether specific blocks have been cleared and salted.