Snow Storm From NYC to Washington Threatens to Snarl Friday Morning's Commute.

NEW York (N.Y.); WASHINGTON (D.C.)

A fast-moving snowstorm is expected to hit New York City and Washington on Friday, potentially causing disruptions to traffic and public transit during the morning commute. New York City may receive 2 to 4 inches of snow, while Washington could see up to 2 inches. The storm will also bring snow to the eastern sides of lakes Michigan, Erie, and Ontario. Amtrak has already canceled several trains due to extreme cold, and lake effect snow warnings are in effect for Buffalo and Ontario. The snow is expected to continue throughout the day on Friday in New York City before tapering off overnight. After the storm, there will be a period of cold weather followed by a gradual warm-up next week. [Extracted from the article]

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