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Snow in New York

A snowstorm has affected Buffalo, a town in the state of New York that borders Canada, covering part of the area this Saturday with two meters of snow, according to the National Weather Service. The storm caused road closures and flight cancellations in western New York state.

The storm broke daily snowfall records and even more snow is forecast for the rest of the week.

Federal aid is pouring into parts of western and northern New York to expedite cleanup efforts after a storm dumped up to 6 feet of snow on the Buffalo area during a days-long siege that finally appears to be over.

The emergency declaration authorizes the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency to coordinate disaster relief in 11 counties affected by the lake-effect blizzard Friday and Saturday.

The National Weather Service recorded 77 inches Saturday at Orchard Park, home of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills, and 72 inches at Natural Bridge, a hamlet near Watertown on the eastern end of Lake Ontario.

More snow fell overnight Sunday in some areas, but stopped at dawn.

The driving ban was lifted in most storm-affected areas this morning, but schools remained closed in Buffalo and nearby cities. The blizzard was at least the worst in New York state since November 2014.

According to Hochul, cleanup tasks continue this Monday in various areas of the north, west and center of the state, where the storm caused the closure of roads and flight cancellations.

As for victims, the authorities have confirmed that there are at least two deaths, residents of Erie County, who died of cardiac events due to the effort they made to remove the snow.

Similar multi-day storms have brought heavier snowfall than in the past to New York, but the ferocity of Friday’s storm appeared to threaten the state record for most snowfall in a 24-hour period: 50 inches (127 centimeters) than fell on Camden, New York, on February 1, 1966.

National Weather Service meteorologist Jason Alumbaugh, who is based in Buffalo, said it was too early to say if any of this year’s snowfall exceeded that record.

Beyond consulting the weather forecast to find out what to wear or whether or not to carry a raincoat, the weather report is an instrument that has become essential for various sectors such as transportation (by sky, sea and land), agriculture , tourism, disaster prevention, public health and even to carry out military operations.

But if in itself predicting the weather could be complex, another variant is added: global warming, which has made the need to keep up to date in order to act and adopt public policies that reduce the risk of disasters even more urgent. such as alerts about floods, droughts, icy waves, a bad landing and other related phenomena.

But if in itself predicting the weather could be complex, another variant is added: global warming, which has made the need to keep up to date in order to act and adopt public policies that reduce the risk of disasters even more urgent. such as alerts about floods, droughts, icy waves, a bad landing and other related phenomena.

In this context, here is the weather report for the next few hours in New York:

In New York, a maximum temperature of 5 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 2 degrees Celsius are forecast.

As for rain, the probability of precipitation for this city will be 0% during the day and 1% throughout the night.

In the same sense, the cloudiness will be 2% during the day and 6% during the night. While the wind gusts will reach 48 kilometers per hour in the day and 48 kilometers per hour at night.

Beware of the sun, UV rays are expected to reach a level of up to 2.

New York is the most populous city in the United States and one of the most inhabited in the world, located in the state of the same name on the Atlantic Ocean coast, in the northeast of the United States.

In the New York city, the weather is mainly humid continental, with very cold winters, very hot summers and moderate rains that fall throughout the year, which turn into storms during the summer and snow in winter. However, New York’s proximity to the Atlantic coast means that winters are not so harsh, nor are summers so hot. The cold and the constant rains generate the fall of nine during the winter.

The coldest months are between December and March, while the hottest is between July and August.

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