NEW YORK — Here we snow again! After nearly two years without any major snowfall, New Yorkers for the second time this week woke up to a wintry scene. The precipitation began overnight Friday, coating Central Park with more than 2 inches of snow by early Saturday morning, according to the National Weather Service. “More snow is headed our way, New Yorkers,” Mayor Eric Adams said in an early-morning post on X. “Right now, all our teams are ready for whatever comes our way.” Up to another 2 inches are in the forecast before the day’s end, with snowfall expected to taper off by early afternoon. A…