Winter Storm Brings Significant Snowfall to Tri-State Area

The Tri-State area, encompassing parts of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, experienced its first significant snowfall of the season on November 22, 2024. Various locations reported substantial snow accumulations as residents adjusted to the sudden winter shift.

According to the National Weather Service, some of the heaviest snowfall occurred in Upstate New York, particularly in the Catskills region. Notably, the town of Delhi recorded the highest snowfall at 16.5 inches. Meanwhile, nearby Franklin experienced slightly less accumulation, with 16.3 inches of snow.

Raegan Medgie of Eyewitness News provided updates highlighting how different neighborhoods were embracing their snow day, with residents engaging in activities typical of the winter season.

The storm not only affected daily life but also prompted exchanges on social platforms where locals shared images and experiences of the wintry landscape.

As the region copes with the effects of the storm, residents are encouraged to take precautions when traveling and to remain updated on weather advisories issued by local authorities.