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Looking at a long two days : Winter storm walloping Northeast won t let up overnight

Looking at a long two days : Winter storm walloping Northeast won t let up overnight Doyle Rice and Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY © Charles Rex Arbogast, AP Pedestrians stroll down a snow covered sidewalk Sunday, Jan. 31, 2021, in Chicago s Grant Park, as light snow falls during day two of a winter storm that was expected to dump nearly one foot of snow in the greater Chicago area. NEW YORK – The densely populated Interstate 95 corridor in the Northeast remained in the thick of a winter storm Monday night, as heavy snowfall caused power outages and shut down vaccination sites throughout the region. The heaviest accumulations are yet to come in some places. Parts of New England are forecast to see more than foot of snow by the time the storm tapers off Wednesday evening, the National Weather Service said.

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Winter storm pounding Northeast with up to 2 feet of snow

Looking at a long two days : Winter storm walloping Northeast won t let up overnight Doyle Rice and Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY © Charles Rex Arbogast, AP Pedestrians stroll down a snow covered sidewalk Sunday, Jan. 31, 2021, in Chicago s Grant Park, as light snow falls during day two of a winter storm that was expected to dump nearly one foot of snow in the greater Chicago area. NEW YORK – The densely populated Interstate 95 corridor in the Northeast remained in the thick of a winter storm Monday night, as heavy snowfall caused power outages and shut down vaccination sites throughout the region. The heaviest accumulations are yet to come in some places. Parts of New England are forecast to see more than foot of snow by the time the storm tapers off Wednesday evening, the National Weather Service said.

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Rochester Weather: How much snow will Monroe County get from Nor easter

After days of frigid temperatures, the Northeast is bracing for a whopper of a storm that could dump well over a foot of snow in many areas, create blizzard-like conditions and cause travel problems for the next few days. The storm system blanketed parts of the Midwest in the most snow some places had seen in several years. Chicago got almost 7 inches of snow by Sunday morning, leading to the cancellation of several hundred flights at the city s two airports. In Wisconsin, snow depths in some counties near Lake Michigan had reached more than 15 inches, and the snow was still falling.

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NY weather forecast: Snow totals could reach 18-24 inches in storm

A powerful nor easter may wallop parts of the state, with the Hudson Valley and New York City getting hit the hardest.

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Winter storm slams Northeast with up to 2 feet of snow

Looking at a long two days : Winter storm walloping Northeast won t let up overnight Doyle Rice and Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY © Charles Rex Arbogast, AP Pedestrians stroll down a snow covered sidewalk Sunday, Jan. 31, 2021, in Chicago s Grant Park, as light snow falls during day two of a winter storm that was expected to dump nearly one foot of snow in the greater Chicago area. NEW YORK – The densely populated Interstate 95 corridor in the Northeast remained in the thick of a winter storm Monday night, as heavy snowfall caused power outages and shut down vaccination sites throughout the region. The heaviest accumulations are yet to come in some places. Parts of New England are forecast to see more than foot of snow by the time the storm tapers off Wednesday evening, the National Weather Service said.

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