Travel plans just imploded across the Northeast as a fast deepening winter storm forced blizzard warnings and wiped out more than 1500 flights.
Blizzard warnings and snowfall
Blizzard warnings and snowfall
- The National Weather Service flagged a major winter storm for the Northeast.
- Snow rates may top one inch per hour at times.
- Totals could reach one to two feet in parts.
- New York City received its first blizzard warning since 2017.
- Gusts between 40 and 70 mph are forecast along coastal zones.
- Delaware through southeastern New England faces blizzard conditions.
- Moderate coastal flooding threatens roads and waterfront property.
- Heavy wet snow and wind may trigger widespread power outages.
- More than 1500 flights were canceled nationwide by Saturday night.
- LaGuardia saw hundreds of cancellations.
- Kennedy Airport also reported major flight disruptions.
- Newark experienced similar widespread cancellations.
- Washington, DC, expects rain, snow, and strong winds.
- A winter weather advisory covers the Beltway area.
- Southern suburbs may see one to two inches.
- Northern sections could receive up to half a foot.