CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 1月28日 09時10分

Whoops. For most of New York and New Jersey, what was supposed to be the #BlizzardOf2015 turned into the Bust of the Century instead. As the sun rose Monday, there were forecasts that New York City and northern New Jersey could conceivably see 24 to 36 inches of snow from a storm described as "crippling" and "historic." By sunrise Tuesday, Central Park had only 6.3 inches of snow, with the National Weather Service acknowledging there might as little as 2 more inches on the way. Parts of New Jersey that had been in line for as much as 18 inches ended up with as little as 3 inches. Gary Szatkowski, the meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service's office in Mt. Holly, New Jersey, stunned people in the wee hours Tuesday with a heartfelt apology for the blown forecast. #NoBlizzardOf2015 [via #CNBC's Ben Berkowitz]

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