City officials urging commuters to avoid travel as storm makes its way to NYC
With close to half a foot expected to blanket our area, city officials are urging commuters not to travel.
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Dec 16, 2020, 9:55 PM
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Updated 1,511 days ago
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6h agoWith close to half a foot expected to blanket our area, city officials are urging commuters not to travel.
News 12’s Carmen Grant spoke to drivers at a local gas station ahead of the big storm.
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