Storm Fizzles Out in the Bronx
by David Greene
The second Nor’easter in a week fizzled out over the Bronx with under 3 inches of slushy, wet snow reported in Crotona Park. The latest storm, which pounded the borough on Wednesday, March 7, did produce a driving snow and strong wind gusts that brought down trees and power-lines in the area. Thousands remain without power in New Jersey and Westchester from the high winds of the first storm on March 1. The groundhog did predict it, but at least according to the calendar, spring arrives on Tuesday, March 20.
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- A man appears to be looking for a bus or taxi as the snow continued to fall along Pelham Parkway.–Photo by David Greene
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- City snow plows in Edenwald weren’t plowing much snow Wednesday afternoon.–Photo by David Greene
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- Bronxites can rest easy knowing that spring is just 12 days away.–Photo by David Greene
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- A woman holds her beat-up umbrella at an angle as she crosses Bainbridge Avenue and East 210 Street.–Photo by David Greene
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- A man battles the snow and wind along Mosholu Parkway North.–Photo by David Greene
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- A deliveryman makes his rounds on a scooter along Morris Park Avenue during the height of the storm.–Photo by David Greene
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