Despite MTA shutdown during snowstorm, many New Yorkers walked to work.

It's Not A Blizzard Anymore

The Brian Lehrer Show | Jan 27, 2015

Meteorologists predicted feet and feet of snow for the metro area. While conditions are still tough for Suffolk County and parts of Connecticut, New York City was mostly spared.

We'll get the latest from WNYC's Richard Hake. Plus: an update on New York City roads from Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia.
Then Steven DiMartino, meteorologist for the New York City and Philadelphia metropolitan areas, talks about why the forecasts were off.
We'll get an update on conditions in Nassau County with County Executive Ed Mangano.
And we'll hear from Steve Bellone, county executive for Suffolk County, where the storm is still at blizzard status.

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