Railroads Announce Service Changes Due to Storm

Amtrak, Metro-North and Shoreline East have all announced service changes due to Wednesday’s impending storm.

Metro-North announced it would operate a reduced schedule and warned riders that if conditions deteriorated, they may suspend service complete. For specific information, check your service line on their website. 

Hour by Hour Timing, Impacts, and Snowfall Projections

Amtrak also modified its schedule, canceling multiple runs between Washington D.C, New York and Boston. The railroad will waive change fees for customers looking to change their reservations during the modified schedule. Get details on their website.

SERVICE ALERT: Due to impending severe weather in the Northeast region, we will be operating modified service on Wed. 3/21. Full service will be restored when weather conditions allow us to safely do so. Service and re-accommodation details are outlined below. pic.twitter.com/RncTFtry7O

— Amtrak Northeast (@AmtrakNECAlerts) March 20, 2018

ShoreLine East is also reducing its schedule, canceling some AM service and suspending all trains as of 11:30 a.m.

3/21/18 SERVICE ALERT - Limited AM service subject to weather conditions and changes. The following AM trains are currently scheduled to operate. Westbound (1633,1637,1641,1651,1659,1667) Eastbound (1600,1606,1610,1616,1622). AM trains not listed will not be running.

— CTrail Shore Line East Alerts (@SLEalerts) March 21, 2018