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A rapidly intensifying nor’easter is expected to pummel many parts of the Northeast from Sunday afternoon into Monday. All five boroughs of New York City, Long Island, and much of New Jersey are under blizzard warnings, with some areas projected to receive close to two feet of snow. “This will be the first blizzard for much of the mid-Atlantic and southern New England coasts in about four years,” meteorologist Tyler Roys said, according to AccuWeather. “NOW is the time to prepare. A Blizzard Warning begins Sunday morning and continues into Monday. Heavy snow, strong winds, and near whiteout conditions are expected, with the worst impacts Sunday night through Monday morning,” NYC Emergency Management stated. NOW is the time to prepare. A Blizzard Warning begins Sunday morning and continues into Monday. Heavy snow, strong winds, and near whiteout conditions are expected, with the worst impacts Sunday night through Monday morning. What we're expecting: 13-17 inches of snow… — NYC Emergency Management (@nycemergencymgt) February 21, 2026 Full post below: NOW is the time to prepare. A Blizzard Warning begins Sunday morning and continues into Monday. Heavy snow, strong winds, and near whiteout conditions are expected, with the worst impacts Sunday night through Monday morning. What we’re expecting: 13-17 inches of snow forecasted across the city, with the highest totals over southern portions of NYC closer to the storm’s core. A 20-25% chance of a worst-case scenario bringing 20-23 inches. Light snow expected to begin around 6 AM Sunday, gradually increasing after noon. Moderate snow by 6 PM, then rapidly intensifying. Heaviest snowfall expected to be from 10 PM Sunday through 10 AM Monday, with rates easily exceeding 1.5 inches per hour—and potential bursts of 2-3 inches per hour. Sustained winds of 25-35 mph with gusts of 40-50 mph out of the north-northeast, increasing through Sunday and remaining dangerous through Monday evening. Forecast confidence is increasing, but details may still shift as the storm approaches. Regardless of exact totals, significant impacts are certain. Continue monitoring official sources for updates. The Monday morning commute will be extremely hazardous. Peak snowfall rates and peak winds will coincide, creating slippery conditions, limited mobility, and near-zero visibility. Avoid traveling. Air travel is expected be significantly impacted. Blizzard conditions typically cause widespread flight cancellations, delays, and ground stops at JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark. High winds, low visibility, and the need to clear runways and de-ice aircraft will disrupt operations Sunday night through Monday, with ripple effects lasting into Tuesday or beyond. If you have travel plans, check your flight status directly with your airline before heading to the airport. Contact your airline now about rebooking options. Do not wait at the airport; delays and cancellations can leave travelers stranded for hours. Build extra days of flexibility into your plans if possible. Prepare now—not Sunday: Finish errands and grocery shopping today (Saturday). Charge phones, tablets, and backup batteries. Stock medications, baby supplies, pet food, and essentials for 2-3 days. Check in with elderly neighbors or family members who may need support. If you rely on powered medical equipment, confirm your backup plan. Plan now to adjust travel, work, childcare, and caregiving plans. More tips: http://nyc.gov/beready and http://nyc.gov/winterweather Need a warm place? Drop-in centers are open across the city: http://on.nyc.gov/dropincenters Expect disruptions: Schools, childcare, medical offices, and workplaces may announce closures or delays for Monday. Build flexibility into your plans and monitor official channels for updates. Stay informed: Sign up for Notify NYC at http://nyc.gov/notifynyc and follow @NotifyNYC. Call 311 for non-emergency city information. “I am declaring a State of Emergency in New York City, Long Island, parts of the Hudson Valley and Capital Region ahead of tomorrow’s winter storm. 100 members of the National Guard members & 25 vehicles are being deployed to assist local partners,” New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said. I am declaring a State of Emergency in New York City, Long Island, parts of the Hudson Valley and Capital Region ahead of tomorrow’s winter storm. 100 members of the National Guard members & 25 vehicles are being deployed to assist local partners. Text your county to 333111 for… pic.twitter.com/MKKqXDwL24 — Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) February 21, 2026 More from the New York Post: More than 1,700 flights were canceled Saturday in anticipation of the treacherous conditions at major travel hubs like JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, and Boston Logan to ensure operational safety, according to FOX Weather. “We are describing this storm as a major nor’easter,” AccuWeather senior meteorologist Carl Erickson told The Post early Saturday of the storm, which is expected to impact more than 30 million Americans from as far south as Delaware and Maryland to New York and Boston. The storm is predicted to begin Sunday and rage into Monday morning with wind gusts of more than 60 mph and with snow expected to fall between 1 and 3 inches per hour in some areas, causing experts to warn of potential power outages and coastal flooding. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency for New York City, Long Island and Southern Westchester County beginning Sunday morning — ahead of the major nor’easter that will bring a predicted 18 to 24 inches of snow to the Big Apple alone. Extreme Impact Zones — when substantial disruptions to daily life are expected — have been expanded to include New York City and Boston, Fox Weather reported. The storm will have “very strong winds, near blizzard conditions, and treacherous travel conditions,” said Erickson, who added, “And those travel conditions are going to worsen rapidly Sunday night into Monday morning.” New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill also declared a state of emergency, scheduled to start at noon on Sunday. “I urge New Jerseyans to use caution, stay off the roads, and follow all safety protocols during the storm,” she said. NEWS: In preparation for the severe winter storm, I am declaring a State of Emergency across all 21 counties in New Jersey – effective at 12:00 PM on Sunday, February 22.  I urge New Jerseyans to use caution, stay off the roads, and follow all safety protocols during the storm. — Governor Mikie Sherrill (@GovSherrillNJ) February 21, 2026 AccuWeather shared further: Close to 40 million people from Delaware and New Jersey through southeastern New York and southern New England may experience blizzard conditions, with winds gusting to 35 mph or more and visibility dropping to one-quarter mile or less for at least three consecutive hours. These conditions should qualify the storm as a blizzard. Compared to the storm from Jan. 24-26, which brought light-weight, dry, powdery snow, this storm, due to its heavy weight and clinging nature, will make shoveling difficult and dangerous for some individuals in poor health. With the storm and its snow and wind blasting away at the major hubs in the Northeast, there is the potential for many flight cancellations from Sunday to Monday. The flights that do operate will be subject to extensive delays due to deicing operations and runway maintenance. Because of the storm’s anticipated rapid strengthening, with barometric pressure plunging at least 0.71 of an inch of mercury (24 millibars) in 24 hours or less, it will track close enough to the coast to bring a general 6-12 inches of snow and locally higher amounts along I-95 from Philadelphia through New York City and Boston. Near the coast from New Jersey and Long Island, New York, through southeastern New England, 12-18 inches of snow is forecast with an AccuWeather Local StormMax of 36 inches. Depending on small changes in the storm strength and track, 12-18 inches of snow is possible in coastal Delaware and Maryland as well. There may be even greater amounts of snow on the coast and well inland if the storm develops to its full potential and slows its forward speed. Snowfall rates of 1-3 inches per hour at times may overwhelm road crews, leaving some motorists stranded from the mid-Atlantic to southern New England. Farther inland, snowfall will be significantly lower, but enough to shovel and plow from eastern Tennessee and the North Carolina mountains to much of West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, upstate New York and southeastern Maine.

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President Trump on Saturday withdrew his endorsement of Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-CO), citing his lack of support on tariffs. “Based on a lack of support, in particular for the unbelievably successful TARIFFS imposed on Foreign Countries and Companies which has made America Richer, Stronger, Bigger, and Better than ever before, I am hereby WITHDRAWING my Endorsement of RINO Congressman Jeff Hurd, of Colorado’s 3rd District, and fully Endorsing Highly Respected Patriot, Hope Scheppelman, to take his place in Congress. Congressman Hurd is one of a small number of Legislators who have let me and our Country down. He is more interested in protecting Foreign Countries that have been ripping us off for decades than he is the United States of America,” Trump explained. “Taking back an Endorsement is a difficult decision for me. I have only done it once before, with a former Congressman named Mo Brooks, from Alabama, who was leading by 54 points after my Endorsement for U.S. Senate, and then, he unexpectedly, for strictly political reasons, changed his views on the Rigged Election of 2020, and lost his Race in a Landslide to Katie Britt, who I Endorsed. These are the decisions that must be made, however, to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” he continued. “On the other hand, Hope Scheppelman is a distinguished Critical Care Nurse Practitioner, and a brave U.S. Navy Veteran, who knows the America First Policies required, and will do everything necessary to Defend our Country, Support our Military/Veterans, and Ensure PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH. In Congress, Hope will work tirelessly to Grow our Economy, Cut Taxes and Regulations, Advocate for our Amazing Farmers and Ranchers, Promote MADE IN THE U.S.A., Champion American Energy DOMINANCE, Safeguard our Elections, Keep our Border SECURE, Stop Migrant Crime, and Defend our always under siege Second Amendment. Hope Scheppelman has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Representative from Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District and, unlike RINO Jeff Hurd, HOPE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!” he added. Full post below: Fox News has more: The move came one day after Hurd cited the Constitution’s separation of powers following a Supreme Court ruling Friday limiting the president’s tariff authority, and hours after Trump announced he would raise the global tariff rate to 10% and then 15% on Saturday. The endorsement reversal marks a rare public break between Trump and a Republican incumbent. “The Supreme Court has clarified the scope of IEEPA, and that clarification matters,” Hurd posted Friday on X. “Article I assigns Congress the authority to regulate commerce with foreign nations and to impose tariffs. Major trade decisions should rest on clear statutory authority, not expansive emergency interpretations.” Hurd wrote that while he shares Trump’s broader trade goals, “Strong trade enforcement must be grounded in durable legal footing.” “If tariffs are necessary, Congress should debate them and vote on them directly. That is how our constitutional system is designed to function,” Hurd said. “Thank you, @realDonaldTrump! I just want to help President Trump repair the damage Biden and the Democrats did to our economy and our country, and I will not rest until we finish the job of making America affordable again for working families,” Scheppelman said. “I am honored to have the President’s trust and support to be his partner in protecting jobs and creating economic opportunity for the American people. I will not let the people of Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District down,” she continued. Thank you, @realDonaldTrump ! I just want to help President Trump repair the damage Biden and the Democrats did to our economy and our country, and I will not rest until we finish the job of making America affordable again for working families.  I am honored to have the… pic.twitter.com/iHHdi2kfMR — Hope Scheppelman (@HopeSchepp) February 21, 2026 The Hill noted: Hurd was among a group of six House Republicans who joined with Democrats earlier this month to pass a resolution to repeal Trump’s tariffs on Canada by terminating the national emergency the president had used to justify the punitive action. The congressman defended his vote by emphasizing Congress’s primary authority to regulate foreign trade and arguing that the administration’s tariff policy harmed individuals and businesses in Colorado. “If we normalize broad emergency trade powers today, we should expect that a future president—of either party—will rely on the same authority in ways many of us would strongly oppose. Institutional consistency matters. The Constitution does not shift depending on who occupies the White House. My responsibility is to defend the separation of powers regardless of political convenience,” Hurd wrote in a post on X. As the vote unfolded, Trump took to social media to caution Republicans about potential political consequences if they opposed tariffs, a threat he has now acted on by pulling his support for Hurd.