"Northeast Snowstorm: NYC Braces for Biggest Snowfall in 2 Years"

New York City ended a 701-day dry spell without significant snowfall as a storm from the South brought at least an inch of snow to Central Park, with freezing rain expected to follow. The city was forecasted to receive an average of three inches of snow by late Tuesday morning, with another inch expected by the end of the day. Last year's mild winter only brought 2.3 inches of snow to Central Park, the smallest amount recorded since 1869, but this year is already shaping up to be more snowy, with another chance of snow at the end of the week.