As a powerful winter storm dumped over four inches of snow on New York City, outgoing Mayor Eric Adams audibly stunned a reporter with his surprising advice for constituents hunkered down during the blizzard.
Appearing on ABC 7’s Eyewitness News This Saturday Morning, Adams grinned as he addressed the storm’s impact, which brought 4.3 inches of fresh powder to Central Park, the heaviest snowfall in the city since 2022.
The mayor, whose term ends on January 1 with democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani set to take over, praised the city’s response while delivering an eyebrow-raising forecast.
“Stay home — this is a good baby-making day,” Adams asserted, prompting surprise from anchors Toni Yates and Pedro Rivera.
Yates let out an “Ahhh!” while Rivera laughed and joked about an impending “baby boom” in May or June, though simple math points to late July or early August.
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“Stay home. This is a good baby making day,” Mayor Eric Adams said.
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Not stopping there, Adams doubled down on his suggestions.
“Enjoy the weather,” he said. “My son would say, just do ‘Netflix and chill.’ That’s all, and just enjoy the day.”
Adams even tied it to population growth, adding, “We wanna improve the population!”
The storm has wreaked havoc across the East Coast, slamming Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, and western Massachusetts with heavy snow, and leading to over 1,500 flight cancellations nationwide.
In NYC, warnings about black ice and slippery roads kept residents on high alert.
Adams highlighted the efforts of the city’s 2,700 sanitation workers, who braved 12-hour shifts to clear the streets.
“They’ve been out there… doing a great job,” he said, while cautioning New Yorkers: “Whenever you fall, you never forget it.”
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