for Long Island, where another 5 to 12 inches of snow is expected to fall. The storm has lingered in the area longer than anticipated, Hochul said, with snowfall expected to stop around 3 p.m. Hochul also reminded New Yorkers to stay home if possible Saturday, calling the storm "very serious" and "life-threatening."
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"But we are very focused on making sure (that) we will have full service for the Long Island Railroad on Monday." So we're going to set that as soon as we can after the snow stops," Lieber said. "The exact timing of the resumption of service is going to depend on when the storm abates. Saturday, with operations to resume Sunday at a time yet to be determined, said MTA CEO Janno Lieber at a press conference with Gov. "And so I know people instantly they want to see snow go away but Mother Nature's in charge today."Īs the storm was expected to dump up to two feet of snow on parts of Suffolk County, service on the Long Island Rail Road was suspended at 8 a.m. "Right now, the goal is to make them passable," Adams said on WCBS 880. But DSNY, transit, NYPD, FDNY, all the teams of civil servants are doing their jobs, serving the city."Īdams said New Yorkers should expect to see blacktop as early as tomorrow. It's not shut," Adams told WCBS-TV Saturday morning as he was headed to the ferry terminal. "We have systemwide delays, but our system is open. The city's mass transit system was in good shape during Saturday's snowstorm, with even the Staten Island Ferry in operation, said Mayor Eric Adams.
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