Latest News from Central Park, NYC

Central Park received over 11 inches of snow and sleet during a weekend winter storm. Despite the severe weather, MTA services have fully resumed, getting New Yorkers back on track swiftly.

A major winter storm continued to blanket NYC on January 25, 2026, with Central Park recording 10.6 inches of snow by evening. Totals varied across boroughs, and more snow was expected.

Live news streams captured Central Park's breathtaking transformation by Winter Storm Fern on January 25, 2026. Viewers saw real-time snow and ice, emphasizing both its beauty and hazardous conditions.

Mayor Mamdani's remote school day due to dangerous winter storm conditions impacts Central Park, discouraging visits. Officials urge extreme caution for anyone in the park, citing persistent ice and snow hazards.

Central Park received 0.8 inches of snow from Winter Storm Fern, transforming it into a tranquil winter escape. Visitors enjoyed the scenic views while urged to exercise caution on icy paths and frozen waters.

Governor Hochul outlines state-wide storm preparations, including commercial vehicle restrictions, affecting Central Park's maintenance, accessibility, and emergency services ahead of the massive January 25, 2026 blizzard.

Traders are betting on a 'Snowmageddon' for NYC as Winter Storm Fern approaches, signaling major snow accumulation and potential city-wide disruptions, impacting everything from markets to Central Park access.

A tragic incident has ignited a crucial conversation about pedestrian safety in NYC, particularly around Central Park, highlighting the critical need for clearer right-of-way adherence and enforcement.

New Yorkers ushered in 2026 with a snow squall and frigid temperatures while Central Park transformed into a picturesque winter wonderland.