Summary
Satellites show a strong nor'easter storm hitting the East Coast, bringing high winds and heavy snow to the Northeast. This has led to blizzard conditions, power outages, and school closures across the region.
Key Facts
- A nor'easter is heavily impacting the East Coast with strong winds and heavy snow.
- The Weather Prediction Center reports snowfall rates of 2-3 inches per hour in some areas.
- Winds of 40-70 mph are occurring in southeastern New England.
- The storm has caused power outages and extremely difficult travel conditions.
- Blizzard warnings are active in states like Maryland, Delaware, and New York.
- New York City schools are closed for a snow day, the first in seven years.
- States of emergency are declared in New York, New Jersey, and Maryland.
- Nor’easters are common storms on the East Coast, especially between September and April.
