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More than 600,000 homes and businesses without power as 32 inches of snow falls on US east coast
Summary
There are "near impossible" travel conditions in New York today, a state agency warns, as a major storm hits the US east coast
Parts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts have seen over 32 inches (83cm) of snow fall, with over 19 inches in New York's Central Park, the National Weather Service says
Winter storm warnings stretch from North Carolina to northern Maine, with warnings also in place in parts of eastern Canada
More than 5,600 flights into and out of the US have been cancelled
Over 600,000 homes and businesses are without power with New Jersey and Massachusetts the worst hit
In New York City, the snow is shin-deep and trees have fallen across streets, Brandon Livesay reports
Time-lapse footage shows the Empire State Building engulfed by snow overnight by the storm
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NewHendoLib
(61,756 posts)Building lounge. It hit in February - we had 36 inches of snow in our location - I didn't make it home for nearly a week - and had to walk it! The sofas were NOT comfortable.
eppur_se_muova
(41,519 posts)Especially if I could have buttonholed any of the faculty re. student research positions.
The hard part for me was that I didn't normally cook, and had no food stored up. Someone who did walked me through the snow to a local grocery store. And the dorm next door had a cafeteria, which did open back up. So I got off pretty light.
2naSalit
(101,546 posts)Ryan Hall, updates about the power issues regularly. For those who might be interested.
SWBTATTReg
(26,186 posts)to watch our electric use here (STLMO)...
FemDemERA
(751 posts)Hope people are checking in on their neighbors, especially the elderly and disabled.
Bayard
(29,180 posts)Stay safe, DU'ers. Hope you had plenty of supplies.