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Who Ticked Off Mother Nature? More Snow Coming.

Christine Bush

Mar 25, 2013 — 1 min read

Welcome to spring break 2013. Mother Nature is continuing her assault on the city’s warm weather (would love to know what got her panties in such a wad), and is apparently sending more of the cold, white stuff our way. Most of the day today should be free from any significant accumulation, but this afternoon and tonight could get a bit slippery, with an inch or so of slush building up.

The city has issued a snow alert, but as of 9:30am, all alternate side parking and meters are still in effect.

Image via NBC NY

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