Summary
A powerful winter storm, known as a nor’easter, caused heavy snowfall in the Northeastern United States, affecting states like New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. The storm led to severe weather conditions, including blizzard warnings and travel disruptions, with significant snowfall recorded in various locations. More snowy weather is expected later in the week due to a different weather system.
Key Facts
- The National Weather Service reported heavy snowfall in the Northeast due to a recent nor’easter.
- Central Islip, New York, recorded 31 inches of snow.
- In New Jersey, Bogota saw 29.5 inches of snow.
- Massachusetts's Bliss Corner reported 37 inches of snow.
- Rhode Island recorded the highest snowfall at T.F. Green International Airport with 37.9 inches, potentially a state record.
- Additional winter weather is predicted for later in the week, involving a fast-moving weather system called a "clipper."
- The clipper system may bring snow, mixed with rain and ice, to several regions in the U.S. later in the week.
