Storm Hits Southwest US , With More Snow in One Day , Than NYC Has Had Since 2022.<br />'Newsweek' reports that a storm in the southern <br />United States has dropped more snow on New Mexico in a <br />single day than New York City has seen in almost two years.<br />On January 4, the storm brought seven inches of <br />snow to parts of New Mexico's high-terrain areas. .<br />Comparatively, New York is among cities that have <br />seen limited snowfall since 2022's winter season. .<br />According to AccuWeather, New York City <br />hasn't seen an inch of snow from a <br />single storm since February of 2022.<br />In all of 2023, the Big Apple <br />received just 2.3 inches of snow. .<br />Prior to 2023, the least amount <br />of snow New York City recorded <br />came in 1913, with 3.4 inches.<br />'Newsweek' reports that the storm is slowly moving <br />east and is expected to produce accumulating snow <br />in the northeastern region beginning on January 7. .<br />Meteorologists say the amount of snow <br />that falls depends on the trajectory <br />and strength of the storm. .<br />The Albuquerque, New Mexico, office of the <br />National Weather Service warned of dangerous <br />road conditions amid moderate-to-heavy snowfall.<br />Hazardous road conditions reportedly <br />include a dense fog with snow <br />in some areas, reducing visibility.
