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A coastal storm pushed a band of snow into the states around New York City as winds and flooding threatened the region still recovering from damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.
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This week will start chilly and windy in Manhattan and may end with snow, according to the National Weather Service .
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Residents of New York and the Northeast who’ve been bundling against icy temperatures for a week may find a blanket of snow by Dec. 19.
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Residents of New York and the Northeast who’ve been bundling against icy weather will probably be spared having to shovel snow this weekend.
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A storm expected to dump about 5 inches of snow on New York City today may just be a preview for a system next week that has the potential for “significant snowfall,” according to the National Weather Service.
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New York City is starting out on another heat wave today that will likely last into at least early next week, according to the National Weather Service.
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The New York City area may receive 6 to 12 inches of snow from a storm that has crippled air traffic in Atlanta and prompted officials across the South to urge people to stay off the roads.
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