Hochul, MTA preparing for wind, rain and snow as storm barrels down on New York ...Middle East

The governor said plows and other resources are at the ready as she urged New Yorkers to take caution and stay off of the roads on Thursday as the wintery mix was expected to slam the state through Saturday.

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