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Storm Gail: Two killed in 30- to 60-car pile-up as three feet of snow hit Northeast Danielle Zoellner © Provided by The Independent
Winter Storm Gail has hammered the Northeast with more than 3 feet of snow in certain areas, causing dangerous road conditions that have left at least two people dead.
The winter storm caused a 30 to 60-car pile-up in Clinton County, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday evening, the Pennsylvania Department of Transport announced in an alert. Two people died from the crash and multiple people were injured.
“Please stay home and do not travel unless it is absolutely necessary,” state police said in a tweet following the crash.
Clinton-countyPennsylvaniaUnited-statesNew-yorkMaineNorth-carolinaVirginia-department-of-transportationVirginiaNewark-valleyBinghamtonWilliamsportWhat the weather channel has dubbed winter storm stella. for winter storm stella, let s go to the weather channel s jim cantore. stella! thanks, jim. oh, my gosh. welcome back to morning joe, it is tuesday march 14th. joe has the morning off. we re live this morning in capitol hill, washington, d.c. with us we have senior political analyst, mark halperin, new york times jeremy peters, former treasury official and economic analyst steve rattner in new york. and joining the conversation we have capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt who has been covering health care over the past few weeks. can t wait to hear the questions we ve got this morning on the cbo report. we begin this morning with the latest on the massive winter storm that is bringing much of the northeast to a standstill. the storm is working its way up the east coast impacting roughly 70 million people. eight states in the northeast
ThanksWeather-channelWinter-storm-stellaLets-goJim-cantoreJoe-kennedyMorning-joeCapitol-hillWashington-dcGoshMarch-14th14Christie. that s to allow emergency crews and plows to get things down to the black top if possible. schools have been closed throughout the area, just like new york city. all the public municipalities, the courts and libraries, all shut down as well, as we are really expecting to feel the brunt of this. and even since we ve been out here, visibility has been reduced. you re lucky if you can see a quarter mile in front of you. and still, the cars are zooming by, as you can see behind us on 17. stella not showing any mercy to the garden state. back to you. thanks so much. i hope people take it slow on the roads. shouldn t be out there at all. we ll have much more ahead, plus a controversial set of tweets that have set off a fire storm on capitol hill, and it wasn t something the president said. why republican congressman steve king is facing backlash from members of his own party. that s coming up next. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes.
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