Historic Snowstorm Paralyzes Northeastern United States

A historic snowstorm has paralyzed the northeastern United States, bringing daily life to a standstill as a powerful bomb cyclone engulfed the region. According to American media, Rhode Island recorded more than 3 feet of snow, shattering a record held for several decades, while Central Park in New York City saw approximately 20 inches of accumulation.

In response to the blizzard, a state of emergency was declared in Massachusetts and travel restrictions were strictly imposed. The storm’s impact on infrastructure has been severe, with more than 5,600 flights canceled across the U.S. and airport operations heavily disrupted. Furthermore, the combination of strong winds and heavy snowfall has left millions of people without power. Meteorologists describe the event as a massive bomb cyclone that has significantly impacted the entire coastal region.