Westchester County, NY – Residents across Westchester County and the greater Hudson Valley are being urged to stay off the roads Sunday evening into Monday as a major winter storm moves into the region.
According to the Westchester County Police Department, significant snowfall, high winds and blizzard-like conditions are expected to impact the area beginning Sunday. County Executive Ken Jenkins has already declared a State of Emergency effective Sunday at 6 p.m.
Officials are advising residents to avoid unnecessary travel, especially Sunday night into Monday when conditions are expected to worsen. Drivers who must travel are urged to slow down and use extreme caution.
Police also recommend charging electronic devices in advance in case of potential power outages, securing outdoor items due to expected high winds, and closely monitoring local forecasts and official updates throughout the storm.
Extra patrol and Emergency Service Unit officers will be deployed during the storm and will be prepared to assist the public as needed. However, authorities emphasize the safest option is to remain home if possible.
The winter storm warning covers Westchester County, located just north of New York City, and could significantly impact commuters traveling into Manhattan and surrounding metro areas.
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