A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck New York City Friday morning at about 10:25 a.m., according to reports out of the city. The quake, which preliminarily caused little or no damage, was centered at Tewksbury, NJ, according to earthquake.usgs.gov.
With spring weather ahead, more people will be hitting the trails to enjoy leisurely hikes and strolls. This is sparking questions if it's legal to carry pepper spray for self defense.
The latest storm not only dumped heavy, wet snow across Central New York, it also brought extremely strong winds that caused extensive damage. Barn roofs were torn off. Trees were uprooted. See the pictures.