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[KevinKorell]

MTA Metro North RR website:

 

Metro-North Railroad East of Hudson Winter Service Advisory for Monday, Feb. 1, 2021: Late Night Trains Cancelled 

 

 

With a major winter storm expected to affect our region, Metro-North Railroad will be cancelling late night trains on Monday, Feb. 1 on our Hudson, Harlem and New Haven Lines.

 

If storm conditions worsen during the day, additional trains may be cancelled or combined. Customers are advised not to take unnecessary travel. If you must travel, please check https://new.mta.info/  or download Metro-North TrainTime or sign up for real-time service alerts, for the latest service updates.

 

Please use extreme caution while navigating the system, especially on outdoor platforms and stairs.

 

Metro-North employees will be spreading salt and clearing platforms and stairs of snow and ice, keeping signals, switches, and third rail operating, removing downed trees, and attending to weather-related challenges during the storm.

 

Customers should check back at this page for updates, check Twitter @MetroNorth, or Facebook. You can also call 511 to use the interactive system; or to speak with a Customer Service Specialist, dial 646-252-1701.

 

Hudson Line

 

Inbound: The last train departing Poughkeepsie will leave at 9:45 pm, arriving GCT at 11:43 pm, and the last train departing Croton- Harmon will leave at 10:56 pm, arriving GCT at 12:12 am.

 

Outbound: The last local train departing GCT to Croton-Harmon will leave at 11:20 pm. The last train departing GCT to Poughkeepsie will leave at 11:43 pm. 

 

Harlem Line

 

Inbound: The last train departing Southeast will leave at 10:04 pm, arriving GCT at 11:46 pm, and the last train departing North White Plains will leave at 10:58 pm, arriving GCT at 12:04 am.

 

Outbound: The last local train departing GCT to North White Plains will leave at 11:43 pm. The last train departing GCT to Southeast will leave at 12:10 am, which will connect at Southeast with the 1:52 am train to Dover Plains.

 

New Haven Line

 

Inbound: The last train departing New Haven will leave at 9:39 pm, arriving GCT at 11:50 pm, and the last train departing Stamford will leave at 10:58 pm, arriving GCT at 12:14 am.

 

Outbound: The last local train departing GCT to Stamford will leave at 11:36 pm. The last train departing GCT to New Haven will leave at 12:07 am, which will connect at Stamford with the 1:06 am train to New Canaan. The last train to Danbury will be the regularly scheduled 12:35 am train from South Norwalk to Danbury, connecting with the 11:26 pm train from GCT, and the last train to Waterbury will be the regularly scheduled 11:48 pm train from Bridgeport to Waterbury, connecting with the 10:02 pm train from GCT.

 

Waterbury Branch

 

The 4:48 pm and 6:46 pm bus departures from Bridgeport will not operate.  Normal train departures at 2:48 pm, 5:48 pm, 8:10 pm and 11:48 pm will operate. The last train to Waterbury will be the regularly scheduled 11:48 pm train from Bridgeport to Waterbury, connecting with the 10:02 pm train from GCT.

 

 

[KevinKorell]

MTA Metro North RR website:

 

 

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     Metro-North Port Jervis and Pascack Valley Winter Storm Service Advisory, Mon., Feb. 1, 2021   



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• With a major winter storm expected to impact our region, Metro-North customers should be advised that NJ Transit is suspending service all day on the Pascack Valley and Port Jervis lines on Monday, February 1, 2021. For updates, please visit https://www.njtransit.com/or continue to check back at this page.

[KevinKorell]

MTA website:

 

 

Winter at the MTA

Here are service changes to expect on Monday, February 1, because of the winter storm. You can also see details about how we prepare for winter weather. Avoid traveling if you can. Keeping you and our employees safe is our top goal.

Service changes to expect on Monday, February 1

Avoid traveling if you can. If you must travel:

 

• Check the service status of your line or route on our homepage or using the MYmta app before you go.


• We may need to make service adjustments because of the weather. That means train arrival data and TripPlanner info may not be accurate.


• Use handrails (and hand sanitizer) in stations and trains.


• Listen for station announcements and check digital signs in stations for updates.

 

 

Subways

Express service may be affected on Monday, February 1. (To prevent  trains from being blocked in yards, they may be stored underground on the express tracks.) Above-ground service may be reduced or suspended if snowfall is heavy.

 

 

Long Island Rail Road

Trains are running on a weekend schedule, which remains in effect through Tuesday, February 2. We may suspend LIRR service if snow accumulation reaches 10-13 inches. See the latest schedules here.

 

Metro-North Railroad

Service ends early on Monday, February 1. See the most up-to-date schedules here. Snow-fighting equipment is ready to go, strategically located at facilities around the system.

[KevinKorell]

Update......   They are now throwing in the towel earlier.

 

 

Subways

Aboveground subway service will be suspended at or before 2 p.m.

Service on the Staten Island Railway is operating. PATH service will be suspended at 3 p.m.

 

 

Long Island Rail Road

The last LIRR trains will leave Penn Station and Atlantic Terminal between 2:30 and 3 p.m. See the latest schedules here.

Metro-North Railroad

The last Metro-North trains will leave Grand Central Terminal at 3 p.m. See the most up-to-date schedules here.

[KevinKorell]

MTA website:

 

 

LIRR and Metro-North service resumes at 4 a.m. on Tuesday, February 2. Outdoor subway service resumes at 5 a.m. If you must travel, allow extra time and check the service status for your line or route.

Updated February 2nd at 12:04am

[KevinKorell]

New York, NY Post, 2/1/21:

 

 

    Snow piled on subway tracks traps Q train riders for over an hour  

 

 

Straphangers were stuck on a Q train for nearly 90 minutes Monday afternoon due to snow on above-ground subway tracks in Brooklyn, a rider told The Post.

 

 

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