Winter Storm Aftermath Leads to 26 Deaths in NYC
Winter Storm Aftermath Leads to 26 Deaths in NYC
US · Published Feb 13, 2026
Winter storm in NYC linked to 26 deaths, including 19 outdoors due to exposure.
NYC Department of Sanitation has processed nearly 400 million pounds of snow since January
Despite rising temperatures, many cars in areas like East Elmhurst, Queens, remain trapped since January 19.
NYC grapples with severe winter storm aftermath
New York City is currently grappling with the aftermath of a severe winter storm that struck in late January. Tragically, the storm has been linked to 26 deaths, with a significant number occurring outdoors due to exposure to the extreme cold, and others indoors due to hypothermia. The city's Department of Sanitation has been working diligently to clear the massive amounts of snow, processing nearly 400 million pounds since January 28 through plowing, salting, and melting operations. Despite these efforts, many residential areas and side streets remain significantly impacted by the snow and ice.
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