STORM WATCH: All NYC public schools to move to remote learning Tuesday
All New York City public schools will move to remote learning on Tuesday due to the impending winter storm, according to Mayor Eric Adams.
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6ds agoAll New York City public schools will move to remote learning on Tuesday due to the impending winter storm, according to Mayor Eric Adams.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for New York City. The News 12 Storm Watch Team says Tuesday’s winter storm is expected to bring a wintry mix and potentially 1-3 inches of snowfall for the Bronx and 3-6 inches for Brooklyn.
News 12 will have full coverage and updated forecasts throughout the storm.
Mayor Adams activated Code Blue due expected freezing temperatures overnight
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