Northeast digs out from brutal storm that disrupted flights and canceled schools
NBC News • • nation
Key Points:
- A record-breaking storm dumped over 2 feet of snow across the Northeast, causing thousands of flight cancellations, power outages, and at least two deaths, with recovery efforts underway but ongoing challenges expected.
- New Jersey reported 365,000 power outages during the storm, with most restored by Tuesday; travel bans in Rhode Island and Massachusetts were lifted, though officials urged caution as snow removal continues.
- New York City saw mixed reactions to Mayor Zohran Mamdani's decision to reopen schools amid lingering snow, with some educators and officials expressing concerns about safety and accessibility.
- The National Weather Service warned of an incoming storm later in the week that could bring additional snow to the region, complicating cleanup efforts, though the new storm is expected to be
