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Mayor Mamdani said Wednesday that officials suspect about 7 of the 10 weather-related deaths in the city were a result of hypothermia.

He said about six were known to Department of Homeless Services.

Officials are still waiting for the medical examiner to determine the causes of death.

Since Tuesday night, the city has made about 30 additional placements of homeless people.

Mamdani said he went to Bellevue Hospital warming center and then joined outreach workers on their shifts.

He met an older man that told him he lived in an apartment on the Upper East Side for decades.

His wife died and he could not bear to live in the building. He is now homeless, finding shelter in Bellevue hospital.

A snow plow was captured on video from Citizen App flipped over on its side in Brooklyn.

The plow flipped over on East 7th St. and Ocean Parkway along the Fort Hamilton Parkway in Windsor Terrace.

There is no word yet on what caused the plow to flip.

In the wake of the weekend's snow storm, the NYC Department of Sanitation is now going around the city to melt accumulated snow piles.

DSNY workers will haul snow piles to five locations around the city, one in each borough.

The snow will go into what are essentially giant hot tubs where it will melt.

Jaysha Patel reports.

These giant hot tubs can melt 240,000 pounds of snow every hour.

The melted snow will then enter the city's sewer system.

Sidewalks and intersections are still a challenge after the snowstorm, especially for people trying to push strollers, walk with a cane or in a wheelchair.

The show has also been plowed up against bus stops, making it hard for people to get on the bus.

Michelle Charlesworth shows the conditions in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.

Michelle Charlesworth has the latest from Brooklyn.