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New York Braces for Blizzard Amid Warnings of Closings and Hazards

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Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Sunday that the storm approaching on Monday was likely to be one of the biggest to ever strike New York City, and he urged people to stay indoors to avoid powerful winds, low visibility and "treacherous" road conditions. Both the governor and the mayor acknowledged that public transportation could be slowed or halted. "This could be the biggest snowstorm in the history of New York City so, yes, there could be delays of everything," Mr. de Blasio told reporters.

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