A clipper system brought snowfall to areas north and west of New York City early Tuesday, with accumulations reaching up to half a foot in some locations.
Regional Snowfall Totals
Snowfall varied across the region. Detailed totals for New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut are available for review.
Did You Know? A clipper system is a fast-moving area of low pressure that typically brings light to moderate snowfall to the northeastern United States.
Expert Insight: Clipper systems, while often bringing manageable snowfall, can still create hazardous travel conditions. The rapid accumulation, even of relatively small amounts of snow, can quickly impact road surfaces and visibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of weather system caused the snowfall?
A clipper system brought the snowfall to the region.
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