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The legal working group of Occupy Wall Street demanded the return of generators confiscated from Zuccotti Park on Oct. 28, 2011.

Falling tree limbs and branches made an unseasonable autumn snow storm dangerous in Manhattan.

A half-inch of snow is forecast to fall Saturday evening, after rain and heavy winds sweep through the city during the day.

Forecasters are calling for rain Thursday afternoon with snow expected to fall in New York City overnight.

Thunderstorms brought lightning and hail on Wednesday night before another blanket of snow fell in New York on Thursday.

Commuters were greeted with the familiar sight of rain and snow on Wednesday.

Wednesday's forecast calls for snow and rain with a high of just 38 degrees, forecasters said.

Less than a week after Friday's unseasonably warm temperatures, snow returned to the city Monday morning.

The Council Speaker said the city paid a large amount of money for snow removal that it had already contracted out.

Mounds of trash are being revealed on the sidewalks of 207th Street, one of Inwood's busiest commercial corridors.

Slabs of thick ice have vexed Manhattanites all week — but up on the High Line, the usual solutions won't cut it.

Icy roads and sidewalks were still expected to be hazardous for commuters Thursday morning.

Manhattanites dodged slushy puddles and falling ice after Wednesday morning's ice storm.

Bob Fendell is one of the lone New Yorkers who's loving the weather forecast.

The malaise of winter storms may have one fringe benefit — easier access to tapings of some late night talk shows.