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Blizzard of 2015 bypasses New York City, New England hit hard

New York City's worst blizzard was a bust. So what went wrong?

By Brian K. Sullivan, Bloomberg | Updated on January 28, 2015

(Bloomberg) — Reopen Broadway, start up the trains, get the commuters back on the road. The great New York City blizzard of ’15 was a bust.

Not that there was no snow — Manhattan’s Central Park had 7.9 inches (20 centimeters) as of 7 a.m. — but the dire forecasts of as much as 36 inches never came to pass.

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