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Subway, PATH, Metro-North and LIRR service will all be disrupted. All city roads will close at 11 p.m.

As a huge snowstorm moves through the city, DNAinfo is your best source for news and information.

Workers and intrepid toursits braved the begining of a blizzard in New York on Monday.

Residents lined up for groceries, batteries and beer to prepare for the oncoming storm.

The Windsor Terrace watering hole planned to weather the storm with plenty of Budweiser.

The waterfront neighborhood is bracing for the "historic" blizzard that's set to hit the city. 

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that schools would be closed Tuesday because of the storm.

Check whether the Department of Sanitation's 2,100 snowplows have made it to your street.

The heaviest snow will start falling after 10 p.m. Monday.

Forecasters had feared up to 3 feet. Schools will be open Monday, but will likely be closed Tuesday.

Hungry customers waited overnight for the chance to win a free gift card at the first Manhattan store.

Dairy Queen is opening on 14th Street Thursday and will give free gift cards to the first 50 customers.

From Astoria to the Upper West Side, New Yorkers shared their best snow photos with DNAinfo New York.

A winter storm is expected to reach the city Thursday night, dumping as much as 8 inches of snow.

Check out some of DNAinfo New York's best photos from 2013.