Some tri-state residents woke up to a couple of inches or more of snow on Friday. While most of the immediate New York City area, some towns north and west of the city, especially at higher elevations,

High Point saw 20 inches of snow and Highland Lakes saw a foot. Portions of central and southern New Jersey only saw rain and now snow at all.

The first major snowstorm of the season brought school closures, power outages, and heavy snow to our region, including to areas that badly needed it.  Winter weather alerts The Tri-State Area is on Red Alert this morning due to accumulating snow that will impact commuters,

Snowfall totals in New Jersey and Pennsylvania have surged higher than earlier reports, with some areas now measuring up to 20 inches, the National Weather Service announced Friday, Nov. 22.High Point,

Parts of New York and New Jersey saw several inches of snow after a winter storm impacted parts of the Tri-State area. Here's how much your area saw.

By most measures, Thursday looks to be a miserable day – cold, rainy and breezy. The precipitation is just what the tri-state has needed for weeks.

Many New Jersey residents woke up to a blanket of snow and even some ice on Friday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning and Winter Weather Advisory for some parts of the state including Sussex,

Winter weather warnings and advisories were issued across New York on Friday as the first snow of the season fell. Schools throughout the tri-state area closed or delayed their opening due to the snow.

Snow is piling up in parts of New York state. With predictions ranging from an inch to a foot-and-a-half, depending on the location and terrain, many want to know how much snow actually accumulated. Parts of Otsego,

A winter storm warning is in effect for several New York counties as a storm brings significant snowfall to parts of the state. Several other counties in New York are under winter weather advisories,