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A major snowstorm will arrive late Monday night across the Mid-Atlantic and New England in what some meteorologists say could be the “storm of the season.” The Nor’easter will begin as rain before changing into moderate to heavy snow in New York City, while other metro areas like Boston could see up to 12 inches of snow—or more._ --- Feb 12, 2024 11:25 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Nor'easter Dumps Feet of Snow on Parts of the U.S.](/video/pmOaC6Cq/) ### Nor'easter Dumps Feet of Snow on Parts of the U.S. [Nor’easter Snowstorm Avery Slams New York](/video/bDNSI3LN/) ### Nor’easter Snowstorm Avery Slams New York [A Nor'Easter Is Dropping More Snow and Closing Schools on the East Coast](/video/q572rvBP/) ### A Nor'Easter Is Dropping More Snow and Closing Schools on the East Coast --- ## Transcript We expecting snow across the city tonight and into tomorrow of the current forecast calls for a light rain beginning around midnight and transitioning to snow tomorrow morning. We expect at least of 528 in now we could get more as the forecast continue to ship. We will continue to notify New Yorkers. It's going to be low visibility high wind gusts and then by early afternoon as well as up to 2 ft of coastal flooding along vulnerable Shoreline Aqua taking this storm extremely extremely serious, or we want New Yorkers to be prepared. We want New Yorkers to do the same. Oh we oh we oh, we expect slippery roads and limited visibility. And so we are strongly encouraged in New York is if you don't have to go out stay home. And please use public transportation. We want to minimize the number of vehicles on the road so that our apparatus and vehicles can actually deal with the removal of snow and make our moving in the city of more feasible. They already they're prepared and the Commissioners going to coordinate their efforts with other City agencies. And so we're doing everything in our power to keep New York. You're safe. 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