Summary
A major snowstorm is affecting the Northeast U.S., with parts of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut expecting up to 9 inches of snow. The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings for many U.S. states, and heavy snowfall is also expected on the West Coast. In Canada, a severe cold wave has caused record-low temperatures, while parts of the U.S. have experienced unusually warm weather.
Key Facts
- The Northeast U.S. is under winter storm warnings with up to 9 inches of snow expected.
- The National Weather Service has issued warnings for multiple states, including California, Nevada, and New York.
- The West Coast may see heavy snowfall, particularly in higher elevations of Mono County and the Lake Tahoe area.
- Canada is experiencing extreme cold, with temperatures as low as -55.7°C (-68.3°F) in Yukon.
- The U.S. recorded its warmest Christmas, with Oklahoma City reaching 25°C (77°F).
- Southern California faces flood risks due to continued rainfall, with some areas under evacuation orders.
