New York authorities closed schools due to heavy snowfall

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In the city of New York, schools were closed on March 4 because of heavy snowfall. About this informs New York Post.
It is reported that Mayor Bill De Blasio announced the closure of schools today, and also urged not to park vehicles along streets until Wednesday.
In turn, according to the Commissioner for Emergency Situations of New York City, Joseph Esposito, “the most critical period will be the rush hour on Monday morning. That’s why we urge people to stay away from the roads.”

“According to weather forecasters, a strong wind of up to 11 m / s is expected on the city after a snowfall on Monday, and 4 degrees of heat will be felt as 6 degrees below zero,” the message says.

According to weather forecasters it will be unseasonably cold.
"This weather usually happens in late January, not in early March," said meteorologist Dan Pidinowski.
Earlier “Journalist” reported that in Alabama, due to a tornado, the death toll has risen to 22 people.