First Major US Winter Storm of Year Hammers Mid-Atlantic States
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The first major winter storm of the new year barreled into the U.S. mid-Atlantic states on Monday, closing down federal offices and public schools in Washington, D.C., after dumping a foot of snow in parts of the Ohio Valley and Central Plains.
Death toll climbs as winter storm dumps heavy snow, ice on mid-Atlantic, including Washington and Philadelphia
The first major winter storm of the year that stretched across the U.S. is continuing its deadly journey eastward, where cities in the mid-Atlantic, like Washington and Baltimore, experience significant impacts from heavy snow and ice.
The polar vortex of ultra-cold air usually stays penned up around the North Pole, spinning like a top. But sometimes it escapes or stretches down to the United States, Europe or Asia — and that’s when ...
Hundreds of schools announced in advance that they would not open on Jan 6 due to the storm. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Seven states declare emergencies as 63 million hit by arctic blast and travel chaos - Hundreds of flights have been canceled ...
The storm will also bring heavy wind: The NWS issued blizzard warnings across central Kansas into southeastern Nebraska and ...
The storm is barreling east from the Midwest and set to hit the Mid-Atlantic states Sunday night, including Washington DC.
Brutally cold” air is expected to settle in behind the storm that will affect a dozen states, from eastern Colorado to ...
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