DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: All morning long we've been talking about the fierce nor'easter that's crippling much of the East Coast. In New York, an army of snow plows hit the streets within minutes of the first flakes, but the storm brought La Guardia Airport to a virtual standstill. For the latest, our Deborah Feyerick is bundled up, and she is outside from New York. Deb, good morning.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, good morning. The thing about New York City is that there's simply nowhere for the snow to go. You can see some of the streets behind me, here. The plows are doing the best job they can in order to try to clear these streets, but when you add on the cars and then the sidewalks, all of that snow also ends up in the road. Now, that makes it pretty tough going for pedestrians, and on a day like today almost everybody is a pedestrian; that's the best way to get around. A lot of people bundled up, bumping into each other, but they're in pretty good spirits. Now, what does it look like in the air? Well, we've got a camera on the 23rd floor. You can see pretty white out there. The fine snow has now almost dwindled into sort of a mist, but right now it's still coming down and it is affecting air travel. La Guardia Airport is closed, JFK and Newark reporting extensive delays and even some cancellations. It is expected to go on for most of the day. People, though, handling it pretty well, and we have done some testing out here and the snow is pretty good for packing. Reporting live, Deborah Feyerick, CNN, New York.</s>KAGAN: All right, Deborah, you stay warm and safe out there.
Snow Storm Blankets New York City, Closes La Guardia