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3:30 p.m.:
We are up to 8" in Sag Harbor. Still Snowin' and Blowin' Hard! pic.twitter.com/Y2UfVUkL2D
— Bill Evans (@Evansweather) January 7, 2017
2:30 p.m.: SNOW TOTALS: How much snow has fallen in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut?
2 p.m.: Meteorologist Jeff Smith with the forecast:
1 p.m.: Meteorologist Jeff Smith with the forecast:
-- Bridgeport snow related emergencies hotline, 203-579-3829
-- Bridgeport residents with power loss hotline, 800-722-5584.
ALERT, 11:35 a.m.:Winter storm warning area expanded to include parts of NYC and more of NJ. Click here for more
11:29 a.m.: 20 active motor vehicle accidents right now in Suffolk, slightly above average
11:28: Reach emergency office at (631) 852-4900, and Suffolk cops at (631) 852-COPS
11:26 a.m.: Anyone in need of shelter or in need of heat, call Suffolk ER (631) 854-9100. Public urged to check on elderly. Dial 911 only in an emergency.
11:24 a.m. Certain transit routes stopping at 5 p.m. Best to stay home if possible - and Bellone urges all to stay off roads. East End bus service, routes 10A, 10B, 10C, 8A, suspended after 5 p.m.
11:23: 170 pieces of snow removal equipment, 15,000 tons of salt prepared, vehicles ready
11:20 a.m.: Suffolk Cty exec Steve Bellone spoke with governor offered assistance with prep for snow. Monitoring continues.
11:01 a.m.: We are getting ready for the news conference in Suffolk County.
10:46: From the New York City Emergency Management Department, as of 10:15 a.m., heavier snow was moving in and travel conditions were quickly deteriorating. Snowfall rates of an inch per hour are likely through the afternoon.
10:37 a.m.: Meteorologist Bill Evans is in Suffolk County:
10 a.m.: Diana Rocco was live in Cheesequake
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