Summary
A winter storm hit New York City, causing Mayor Zohran Mamdani to help shovel snow in Brooklyn. The storm resulted in a state of emergency, impacting road conditions and causing schools to switch to remote learning.
Key Facts
- A winter storm brought 14.9 inches of snow to parts of New York City.
- New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani was seen shoveling snow in Brooklyn.
- The storm led to a state of emergency in New York with travel warnings issued.
- Mayor Mamdani's actions received praise on social media for hands-on leadership.
- Five deaths were reported in New York City during the storm, though causes are not yet confirmed.
- New York City public schools will hold remote classes due to the storm.
- The storm affected many U.S. states, causing major travel disruptions, including over 10,000 canceled flights.
- The National Weather Service predicted continued severe weather, including heavy snow and ice accumulation.
