Overview
- More than 5,600 flights were canceled and hundreds of thousands lost power as the storm swept across major I‑95 cities, according to FlightAware and local reports.
- New York City limited road travel to emergencies until midday Monday and closed schools, while the United Nations headquarters shut its doors for the day.
- Snow reached about 80 centimeters at Rhode Island’s T.F. Green Airport, a state record for a single storm, and Central Park in New York measured roughly 50 centimeters.
- The National Weather Service said snowfall would ease overnight but warned that strong winds could continue to impact parts of the region.
- Rhode Island and Massachusetts extended travel restrictions into Tuesday and Boston prolonged school closures, with storm warnings covering more than 40 million residents.