A snow plow is ready to hit the streets.

Follow NYC Snow Plows and Use Our Flood Monitor to Check for High Tides

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The WNYC Data News Team
WNYC News | Jan 20, 2016

Find out when your street was last plowed with New York City's plow mapper.

Yesterday's storm pushed coastal waters into the flood zone. With the map below, you can monitor water levels along the East Coast and on inland streams. Click on the dots for even more data from the National Weather Service.

In the spirit of public media, you are free to embed this map on your own site. For the flood gauge map, cut and paste these lines into your site or blog:

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