The winter storm that swept through the tri-state area on December 26, 2025, left a trail of destruction in its wake, with heavy snowfall totals reported across New York City, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Snowfall Totals Reach Record Levels
According to the National Weather Service, the snowfall totals from the storm were some of the highest in recent history. In New York City, the highest snowfall total was reported in Central Park, where 24.5 inches of snow fell. In New Jersey, the town of Westwood received 28 inches of snow, while in Connecticut, the town of Avon received 26 inches.
The snowfall totals were not limited to these areas, however, with many other towns and cities reporting significant accumulation. The snowfall totals were a major factor in the widespread disruptions caused by the storm, including flight cancellations, road closures, and power outages.
Disruptions Cause Chaos Across Region
The storm caused widespread disruptions across the region, with many residents left to deal with the aftermath. Flight cancellations were a major issue, with many flights grounded due to the heavy snowfall. Road closures were also a major problem, with many roads impassable due to the heavy snow and ice.
Power outages were also a major issue, with many residents left without electricity. The outages were caused by the weight of the snow on power lines and poles, which led to a number of failures. The outages were a major concern, as many residents were left in the dark and cold.
Residents Assess Damage and Plan for Recovery
As the region digs out from the snow, residents are left to assess the damage and plan for the road to recovery. The storm caused significant damage to homes and businesses, with many left to deal with the aftermath.
Residents are also left to deal with the financial costs of the storm, with many forced to spend money on repairs and replacements. The storm also caused significant disruption to daily life, with many residents forced to alter their routines to accommodate the snow.
The recovery efforts are ongoing, with many residents and businesses working to get back to normal. The road to recovery will be long and difficult, but residents are determined to get back on their feet.