Winter Storm Fern Causes Major Travel Disruptions in NYC
Winter Storm Fern Causes Major Travel Disruptions in NYC
US · Published Jan 27, 2026
Winter Storm Fern caused about a foot of snow in Central Park, setting a record for the day.
Approximately 1,300 flights were canceled across NYC airports (JFK, Newark Liberty, and LaGuardia).
DoorDash suspended operations due to icy and slippery conditions, advising caution for travelers.
Winter Storm Fern causes travel chaos in NYC
Winter Storm Fern has wreaked havoc on travel throughout New York City, leaving a significant blanket of snow and causing widespread disruptions. Central Park recorded approximately one foot of snow, setting a new record for snowfall on this particular day. This has led to the cancellation of around 1,300 flights across the city’s major airports, including John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), Newark Liberty International Airport, and LaGuardia Airport. Each of these airports has seen roughly 44-45% of their departures canceled, leaving thousands of travelers stranded and scrambling for alternative arrangements.
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