and the storm will intensify.

► Morning rush — Snow continues, dropping as much as 12 inches across the city at a rate of up to 3 inches per hour. Forecasters warned of "dangerous travel conditions."

► Winds will gust up to 35 mph with "near blizzard conditions" along the coast.

► Local bands of snow could drop as much as a foot, "if a particular location sits under a band for a while."

► Noon onward — Snow will taper off.

► 5:24 p.m. (sunset) — Snow should die off and begin a cold, dry period into Friday.

► Temperatures Thursday night should hover at about 17 degrees.

FRIDAY

► Temperatures will hover at about 29 degrees.

► Snow from the day before will stick around and New Yorkers should expect icy conditions.On May 1, 1977 he was invited to become a partner in the firm, read and signed the partnership articles, and was assigned 21 "units" of participation. The firm consisted of twelve partners who owned varying amounts of units which totaled 589[1].
One year later on May 1, 1978, Daniel Clavier was admitted to the partnership, given 21 units, and guaranteed a $30,000 annual salary. Simultaneously, Winston's participation was increased to 23 units, along with adjustments to four other partners.
On September 30, 1978 Winston resigned from the partnership and sued BBTH for $8,178.38. He claimed $6,277.72 was due from his capital account, plus $1,900.66 representing his share of the partnership's profits for the quarter ending July 31, 1978 (based upon one quarter of $30,000 guaranteed per annum of which