NYC Schools Reopen After Historic Blizzard Shuts Down Region
NYC Schools Reopen After Historic Blizzard Shuts Down Region
US · Published Feb 25, 2026
NYC schools reopen after a historic blizzard brought record snowfall to the region.
Long Island was particularly hard-hit, with Islip reporting 31 inches of snow and Montauk Point experiencing gusts up to 84 mph.
Residents are urged to exercise caution due to slippery conditions and transportation issues as the city recovers.
Schools reopen after record-breaking snowfall
New York City schools have reopened following a historic blizzard that blanketed the region with record-breaking snowfall. Central Park saw 19.7 inches, marking the ninth-largest snowfall in the city's history, while Long Island bore the brunt with Islip reporting a staggering 31 inches. The blizzard also brought fierce winds, peaking at 84 mph in Montauk Point, causing widespread school closures and significant disruptions to transportation across the tri-state area.
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