Nightly News | November 06, 2012
Snow adds to Sandy’s destruction in NJ, NY
The snow from the latest nor’easter is expected to continue through midnight before finally winding down in the early hours of Thursday morning. NBC’s Janice Huff reports.
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>> and into the studio we go, janice huff , we have folks who still can't see the broadcast. this is just about more than the region can take.
>> reporter: exactly, brian, and with the wind so strong out there with the storm, people who maybe just got their power back may lose their power again. it is snowing out here in new york city , like it is the middle of january. and katy tur mentioned the cold. the storm surge goes all the way from birkshire all the way to new jersey. and it looks like the moderate to heavy snow will continue all the way from new york city up through western parts of new hampshire, through midnight tonight. continuing through parts of maine and tomorrow morning, it will slowly wind down, in terms of the totals, two to four expected, four to eight from western new jersey and into western connecticut, into the birk shire.