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If you're looking to get out of New York City via LaGuardia Airport, you're going to have to wait a while.
New York City officials announced on Sunday morning that school buildings across the five boroughs will be closed on Monday due to “inclement weather,” as several inches of snow, including a messy, wintry mix, are expected. Despite the schools being closed, remote instruction will happen.
New York City’s public schools will close Monday and shift to remote learning, officials announced Sunday morning as the city braced for hours of heavy snowfall from a major storm heading into the school week.
Instead of a snow day, New York City public school students will pivot to remote learning on Monday, the city announced.
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The heaviest winter storm in years dropped mounds of snow on New York City, threatening to make Monday’s morning commute messy for those willing to brave it.
The storm will move offshore by Monday morning, but residents should prepare for even colder temperatures with highs only in the teens later this week.
Stephen Niese, of Flatbush, wore nothing but his swim trunks when he swam his usual 100 yards along the iconic coastline, where the blistering 36-degree water temperatures were paired with a 22-degree wind chill ahead of this weekend’s snowstorm.
New York City subways are running throughout the storm and will continue to do so, MTA chairman and CEO Janno Lieber said Sunday.