Nor'easter Blizzards Northeast US, Disrupts Travel

A powerful winter storm, dubbed a 'Nor'easter,' impacted the northeastern United States, placing over 40 million people under blizzard warnings. The storm brought shin-deep snow, with United States===New York City's Central Park recording 19.7 inches, the most in over a decade. Officials in United States===New York City, United States===New Jersey, United States===Rhode Island, and United States===Massachusetts enforced travel bans, closed schools, and urged residents to stay home. Over 5,600 flights in and out of the United States were canceled, primarily affecting airports in New York and Boston. Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses experienced power outages. Governors and mayors, including Zohran Mamdani of United States===New York City and Michelle Wu of Boston, declared states of emergency and deployed resources like the National Guard and snowplows to manage the severe weather and its 'crippling impacts.' The storm followed another devastating winter weather system weeks prior, which was linked to over 100 deaths.