Summary
A major winter storm affected a large part of the United States, bringing heavy snow to states from New Mexico to Maine. Some areas experienced snow totals as high as 31 inches, and the storm created challenging conditions with freezing temperatures and power outages.
Key Facts
- The storm impacted regions from New Mexico to Maine, affecting approximately 190 million people.
- The National Weather Service reported the storm would intensify in the Northeast.
- New Mexico recorded the highest snowfall with 31 inches at Bonito Lake.
- Tennessee's Memphis saw the least snowfall in the report, with 3.5 inches.
- States like Massachusetts, New York, and Colorado also saw snowfall exceeding 20 inches.
- Bitter cold temperatures are expected after the storm, worsening conditions in affected areas.
- Power outages and blocked roads are anticipated to become more serious threats due to the cold weather.
