Mesmerizing timelapse footage from New York City shows a snow squall that moved through the Northeast, creating dangerous travel conditions and causing low visibility—even obscuring the Empire State Building from view temporarily.
can create very dangerous travel conditions because the blowing snow, strong winds and whiteout conditions cause low visibility.Drivers should be prepared for bursts of heavy snow and poor visibility across central Pennsylvania and into northern New Jersey, New York City and Connecticut.
"If you do have to drive, be sure to move over when you see a plow or state vehicle clearing the roads," Cuomo said.
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