A massive snowstorm is blowing through New York City — here's how it will affect your commute

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March 14, 2017 12:45 PM

Most forms of mass transit have been reduced or suspended.

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New York has suspended most forms of mass transit as a winter storm hits the East Coast.

The blizzard warning for New York City has been cancelled as of 8 a.m. Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. Initial estimates predicted Manhattan would get over a foot of snow, but the area is now expected to get more sleet and rain. A winter weather advisory is still in effect.

Mass transit is operating on a reduced schedule — here's what you need to know:

The MTA suspended aboveground subway service at 4 a.m. Express service has also been suspended.
Buses in New York City are continuing to run but service may be reduced throughout the day as road conditions worsen.
The Long Island Railroad is operating on a normal morning schedule but cancellations are expected throughout the day.
Metro-North is running on a reduced schedule and will stop running at noon Tuesday. Branch service has been cancelled to New Canaan, Danbury, Waterbury, and Wassaic.
All New Jersey bus transit has been suspended.
All New Jersey rail services are operating on a weekend schedule.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is encouraging New York residents to stay indoors and only travel if it's an absolute emergency.

We will continue to update this article as we learn more.

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