Snow was pummeling the tri-state area early Tuesday as a major winter storm started moving through, promising to bring the most snowfall in years to New York City.
“It’s how Mother Nature is sending its love for Valentine’s Day — with the biggest snowstorm in more than three years,” Gov. Kathy Hochul said on 1010 WINS Tuesday morning.
The nor’easter had only started hitting the Big Apple as it hovered over Philadelphia, but “should be full force” by 8 a.m., dumping snow at a rate of up to 2 inches each hour, Fox Weather meteorologist Nikki Nolan told The Post.
By the end of the day, New York City is expected to see a full 5 inches — enough for sledding in Central Park for the first time since the Big Apple broke a 700-day snow drought on Jan. 16.
“We want to tell New Yorkers: Don’t be fooled,” Mayor Eric Adams told NY1.
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