New York City’s 81st annual Columbus Day Parade was canceled following Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul’s declaration of a State of Emergency due to a powerful nor’easter.
Organizers announced the decision Sunday evening, citing safety concerns.
“Due to the Governor’s declaration of a State of Emergency this evening in response to the dangerous weather conditions brought on by the Nor’easter, including high winds, heavy rain and flooding in surrounding areas, we must cancel the 81st Annual Columbus Day Parade for the safety of all participants and viewers,” parade organizers said in a statement to WNYW-TV.
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“While we cannot reschedule this year’s parade, we look forward to seeing everyone at our 82nd annual parade in 2026,” they added.
While we are saddened that today’s weather canceled
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