Snow adds extra winter touch to Dyker Heights wonderland of lights
The cold weather and the snow aren’t stopping visitors from all over the city from checking out the famous Christmas lights in Dyker Heights.
News 12 Staff
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Dec 18, 2020, 3:21 AM
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Updated 1,217 days ago
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4h agoThe cold weather and the snow aren’t stopping visitors from all over the city from checking out the famous Christmas lights in Dyker Heights.
The snowy trees and shrubs make the view of the lights look like something straight out of a Christmas movie.
People stopped to take photos, selfies and videos while others tried to grab a quick pic from the car.
Anyone looking to come out and brave the cold over the next few days should be mindful of the slippery sidewalks.
