Nor'easter to Bring Heavy Snow and Strong Winds to New York City
Nor'easter to Bring Heavy Snow and Strong Winds to New York City
US · Published Feb 23, 2026
A nor'easter is expected to bring heavy snow and strong winds to New York City from Sunday into Monday.
Some areas in the tri-state region could see up to 18 inches of snowfall.
The storm is fueled by a polar jet stream meeting warm air from the Atlantic, creating a potent low-pressure system.
New York City braces for significant snowstorm
New York City is preparing for a significant weather event as a powerful nor'easter is predicted to bring heavy snow and strong winds from Sunday into Monday. The tri-state area anticipates substantial snowfall, with projections indicating up to 18 inches in certain locations. According to the National Weather Service, nor'easters are storms that develop along the East Coast of the United States, typically characterized by strong winds, snow, rain, and the potential for flooding. These storms derive their name from the direction of the strongest winds, which generally blow from the northeast across New England and the Mid-Atlantic states.
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