Скачать или смотреть Midtown Manhattan – 3 Days After the January 25, 2026 Snowfall

A powerful winter storm transformed Midtown Manhattan into a stunning snow‑covered landscape on January 25, 2026. This video captures the heart of New York City blanketed in fresh powder — from Times Square to Bryant Park, Fifth Avenue, and the iconic skyscraper canyons glowing beneath the snowfall.

Three days after the powerful January 25, 2026 snowstorm, Midtown Manhattan is still digging out. This video captures how the heart of New York City looks as the snow begins to melt, sidewalks reopen, and the city returns to its usual fast pace. You’ll see slushy streets, cleared plazas, icy curbs, with everything business as usual in the city that never sleeps.

A rare deep freeze turned the iconic Bryant Park fountain into a breathtaking ice sculpture. This video captures the stunning frozen layers, icicles, and shimmering textures formed after days of sub‑freezing temperatures in Midtown Manhattan. Visitors gather around the fountain, snapping photos as the winter sun reflects off the ice, creating a magical scene in the heart of New York City.

From close‑up details of the frozen water to wide shots of Bryant Park surrounded by snow and skyscrapers, this footage showcases one of NYC’s most photogenic winter moments.

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