Summary
The first big snowstorm of the season hit the Northeast U.S., affecting states like Maine, New York, and Pennsylvania, with up to 10 inches of snow expected in some areas. The storm disrupted travel and caused schools and offices to close, while states prepared for more snow and icy conditions. This weather system followed record snowfall in the Midwest, including Chicago.
Key Facts
- The Northeast experienced its first significant snowstorm of the winter, with up to 10 inches expected in some places.
- The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings and advisories in several states, including Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.
- The snowstorm led to school and government office closures due to dangerous road conditions.
- In Ohio, slippery roads and low visibility caused traffic incidents, and highways were temporarily shut down.
- Pennsylvania implemented vehicle restrictions and had crews treating roads along the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
- The storm comes shortly after Chicago faced a record snowfall of more than 8 inches in November.
