Snowstorm

US Flight Disruption Caused by Snowstorm Hits Eastern States

A snowstorm in the eastern US prompted over 1000 flight cancellations, impacting travelers nationwide.

The recent snowstorm swept through the eastern US, causing chaos for travelers as over 1000 flights were canceled. The storm, originating in the Midwest, moved towards the Great Lakes and New England, bringing heavy snowfall to areas like New York City. With more snow expected in the region, residents are preparing for further disruptions. Meanwhile, cities in Canada, such as Halifax and Sydney, faced challenges after receiving up to 12 inches of snow, leading to residents freeing their buried cars and schools closing in Prince Edward Island.

In Minnesota, the Twin Cities witnessed a record snowfall on Valentine's Day, nearly doubling the season's total. The storm left metro residents grappling with substantial snow accumulation, marking a significant weather event. The impact was felt across various sectors, from transportation to education, with flight delays, class cancellations, and power outages affecting thousands. Despite the challenges, communities are rallying to address the aftermath and clear the snow-covered streets.

Interesting Facts: 1. The Valentine's Day snowstorm in the Twin Cities was one of the largest of the season, heralding a shift from a snowless winter. 2. The snowstorm led to the first major snowfall of the season in southern Minnesota, prompting significant clean-up efforts and winter weather advisories for the region.