Hosanna
A significant winter storm is expected to impact New York City beginning Sunday and continuing through Monday, bringing heavy snowfall, strong winds, and dangerously cold temperatures.
Forecasts indicates 6-11 inches of snow citywide, with the possibility of higher amounts in some areas, along with wind gusts up to 35-40 mph and wind chills dropping below zero. These conditions may lead to hazardous travel, transit disruptions, power outages, and icy walkways.
Important Safety Information
- Code Blue is in effect when temperatures fall to 32 F or below. If you see someone at risk, especially individuals experiencing homelessness, please call 311. Outreach teams will respond, and shelter is available citywide.
- Use space heaters with caution and never use stoves or ovens to heat your home.
- Check smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace batteries if needed.
- Avoid unnecessary travel and allow extra time when moving outdoors.
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For Faith & Community Gatherings
Organizations are encouraged to:
- Treat sidewalks , entrances, and ramps with salt or sand.
- Prioritize accessibility routes and assist older adults or individuals with mobility needs.
- Consider virtual or remote service options if conditions worsen.
Stay Informed
- Sign up for official emergency alerts through Notify NYC
- Call 311 for non-emergency concerns
- Call 911 in case of emergency
Our organizations are sharing this notice to help ensure the safety and well-being of our community. Please plan ahead, stay informed, and check on neighbors who may need assistance.
