WHITE PLAINS.

HOW ARE WE DOING OUT THERE,

HAZEL?

GOOD MORNING.

Reporter: GOOD MORNING.

I'M ACTUALLY DOING PRETTY WELL

BECAUSE I'M LUCKY TO BE UNDER

AN AWNING SO YOU CAN'T TELL HOW

MUCH SNOW IS ACTUALLY FALLING

HERE IN NEW ROCHELLE, ACTUALLY,

WHERE WE ARE.

WE ARE AT THE NEW ROCHELLE

TRAIN STATION AND PEOPLE ARE

OBVIOUSLY HEEDING THE WARNINGS

TO STAY AT HOME BECAUSE IF YOU

LOOK BEHIND ME, THIS PLACE IS

LITERALLY A GHOST TOWN.

NONE OF THE COMMUTERS HERE

WAITING ON THE PLATFORM.

THE ONLY PEOPLE HERE MY

CAMERAMAN CAN FOLLOW ME REAL

QUICK -- ARE THESE GUYS.

THEY ARE SHOVELING THE SNOW THAT

HAS ACCUMULATED SO FAR ON THE

PLATFORM.

AS THE GOVERNOR ANNOUNCED

EARLIER, METRO-NORTH WILL BE

SHUTTING DOWN AT NOON TODAY.

THE LAST STATION TO LEAVE THIS

STATION WILL BE HEADING INTO

THE CITY AT 10:34.

THAT'S THAT TRAIN GOING IN TO

PENN STATION.

AGAIN, TRAINS SHUTTING DOWN AT

NOON.

THE GOVERNOR SAYING THAT THE

TRAINS WILL BE HEADING INTO THE

HUDSON VALLEY WHERE WE'RE

GETTING ANYWHERE FROM UP TO 4

INCHES OF SNOW AN HOUR THE

BIGGEST CONCERN THE TRAINS

COULD GET STUCK ON THE TRACKS

AND THAT COULD BE DANGEROUS.

WE SPOKE TO A FEW COMMUTERS

HERE EARLIER CATCHING A 9:30

TRAIN.

MANY OF THEM HEADING INTO THE

CITY BECAUSE THEY ARE ESSENTIAL

WORKERS THEY HAVE TO HEAD INTO

THE HOSPITAL, THINGS LIKE THAT.

THEY ARE TELLING ME, THEY WERE

HOPING FOR A MIRACLE AND THAT

THE GOVERNOR WOULD TURN THINGS

AROUND AND OPENER METRO-NORTH

BUT THE GOVERNOR SAYING IF YOU

ARE TAKING METRO-NORTH TRAINS,

THE LAST TRAINS ARE LEAVING

ANYTIME BETWEEN NOW AND 10:30.

AND THEN AT NOON, SHUTTING DOWN

COMPLETELY.

SO IF YOU ARE HEADING ANYWHERE

FIND ANOTHER WAY HOME OR -- [

SIGNAL BREAKUP ]

STAY OVERNIGHT IN THE CITY

OR WHEREVER YOUR FINAL

DESTINATION IS.

THAT'S THE LATEST LIVE IN NEW

ROCHELLE.

BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO.

SURPRISING TO SEE IT'S SO

EMPTY AT THIS HOUR?