Winter storm pulls away after dumping heavy snow; frigid air won't budge | Live updates

Alternate side parking rules are suspended Monday to facilitate snow operations. Parking meters will remain in effect.

Subways and buses are running with minor adjustments. Expect normal service Monday.

The LIRR will operate on a Sunday schedule Monday. Metro North will operate on a holiday schedule with additional rush hour trains.

NICE Bus and Bee Line bus routes are suspended as of 3 p.m. Sunday.

NJ Transit rail is suspended as of 2 p.m., and buses have not run Sunday. NJ Transit buses and trains should to resume at some point Monday, but timing is weather and equipment-permitting.

NYC Ferry currently suspended service due to the winter storm and the Staten Island Ferry moved to hourly service at noon. Both are expected to resume Monday.

Meanwhile, the Broadway League believes the show will go on at most theaters Sunday, it is an individual decision. 'Aladdin' and 'The Lion King' cancelled Sunday and will resume Tuesday.

Snow totals are surging across the Tri-State area, with Central Park reporting 7.2 inches, and several nearby communities already nearing 10 inches as snowfall continues.

Snow totals across the city range from 6 to over 8 inches, with Washington Heights over 8 inches, Brooklyn topping 8 inches, and Queens between 6 and 9 inches, including 7.1 inches at LaGuardia and 6 inches at JFK. Staten Island is also seeing deep accumulation, with several locations near 8 inches.

Heavier snowfall extends well beyond the city. Parts of Rockland County are reporting around 10 inches, the highest totals in the region so far. Nearby areas of northern New Jersey, including Bergen, Essex, Passaic, and Union counties, are also seeing widespread 7 to 9 inches, with some communities exceeding 9 inches.

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The Archdiocese of New York schools will have a snow day Monday with no remote instruction.

Brooklyn Diocese is closing elementary school buildings, individual school administrations will decide whether to have a snow day or remote learning.

Meanwhile most suburban schools will be closed Monday, including Yonkers and White Plains in Westchester. Newark and Jersey City in New Jersey have already announced schools are closed.

Lee Goldberg shared video of an "avalanche" of snow in his back yard Sunday while his wife worked to clear snow.

He shares more tips for dealing with snow accumulation:

Chief Meteorologist Lee Goldberg has more tips for dealing with snow accumulation.