It has been more than 700 days since accumulating snow fell in several US East Coast cities. No snow has yet fallen this winter, and little usually falls during El Nino years.
This market will resolve to YES if accumulating snow is recorded in New York's Central Park before June 1, 2024. A trace of snow is not defined as accumulating, and therefore is insufficient for this market to resolve to YES. Sleet and freezing rain are also insufficient.
Otherwise, the market will resolve to NO. It will resolve to N/A if data stops being reported from Central Park.
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RESOLUTION: As @mint linked, the NWS's X post states that there was 0.2 inches of snow at 7:00pm EST in Central Park on January 6. Therefore, the resolution is YES.
@SteveSokolowski If this happens (no snow) that’s pretty incredible given my (admittedly small) sample. I spent four winters in New York. All of them had ample snow.