East Coast Braces for Bomb Cyclone: Snow, Winds, and Widespread Outages
TL;DR
Forecasters warn a bomb cyclone off the Southeast coast will unleash heavy snow, blizzard conditions, and dangerous winds across the East Coast, following a prior weekend storm that left millions without power; 6–12 inches are possible from the Carolinas to the Northeast, subfreezing temperatures linger into February, warming centers and National Guard aid are in place, and officials caution about frostbite and carbon-monoxide risks as more than 100 deaths have been linked to the cold.
- Powerful storm threatens East Coast including parts unaccustomed to heavy snow CNBC
- Winter Storm To Blanket Southeast With Snow; Blizzard Conditions Possible In Coastal Virginia, North Carolina The Weather Channel
- Blizzard risk, arctic blast to hammer South as states declare emergencies Axios
- Most snow in years, blizzard conditions possible in parts of Southeast from powerful bomb cyclone CNN
- Nor'easter forecast for Massachusetts: Cape and Islands to see heavy snow, face strong wind gusts Boston Herald
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