Central Park got more than four inches of snow for the first time since January 2022, with higher totals outside New York City.

New York is expected to get blanketed with up to 10 inches of snow starting later Friday, the most in nearly four years.

Parts of the Golden State have seen by far the largest amounts of snow in the last 24 hours. A staggering 55 inches has been reported in the mountain community of Aspendell, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

New Yorkers are digging out from a major winter storm this weekend, and the week ahead will stay chilly as Arctic air lingers over the region.

Kickoff temperature at Yankee Stadium is expected to be somewhere in the 28 to 33 degrees range, which would be significantly chillier than Clemson’s previous coldest game in 2025. It was 41 degrees in Columbia, South Carolina when Clemson played the rival USC Gamecocks on Nov. 29.

Up to 8 inches of snow are expected to fall in New York City Friday afternoon into Saturday, which would give Central Park its biggest snowfall in years -- by a lot. Want to see what it looks like in Times Square? Watch snow fall live in the Crossroads of the World in the player above as the storm passes through.

FOX 5 NY's meteorologist Nick Gregory reports that New Yorkers have an 11% chance of seeing a white Christmas. However, a system dropping from the Northwest could bring a mix of rain and snow this Tuesday evening.

A rare winter storm is set to slam New York with a warning issued for the first time in four years covering the city