Bomb cyclone batters the Carolinas with heavy snow and hurricane-force winds
TL;DR
A rapidly intensifying nor'easter off the U.S. East Coast is undergoing bombogenesis, delivering hurricane‑force winds (60–80 mph), heavy snow (up to a foot in parts of the Carolinas), and major coastal flooding across the Southeast. The storm has prompted emergency declarations, widespread travel disruptions with thousands of flights canceled or delayed, and dangerous conditions as it moves ashore, with impacts extending from the Carolinas into Georgia and Virginia.
- Live updates: Nor’easter slams Carolinas with snow, vicious winds as storm intensifies to ‘bomb’ out FOX Weather
- Winter Storm To Blanket Southeast With Snow; Blizzard Conditions Possible In Coastal Virginia, North Carolina The Weather Channel
- Another winter storm threatens to drop more snow as dangerous cold lingers ABC News
- 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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