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, ravaged much of the East Coast over the weekend, putting millions on weather alert and stranding thousands at airports as near-record snow fell in at least ten states.... [+]
their dogs downtown in Providence, R.I., Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022. A powerful nor'easter swept up the East Coast on Saturday, threatening to bury parts of 10 states under deep, furiously falling snow accompanied by coastal flooding and high winds that could cut power and leave people shivering in the cold weather expected to follow.
Boston fought 23.6 inches from the storm Saturday, its snowiest January day on record, with this nor’easter becoming its seventh-biggest snowstorm of all time . Wind speeds topped out at over 80 mph on Saturday across eastern Massachusetts. Worcester county saw the worst of the storm in Maryland, with some areas seeing up to 14 inches of snow SaturdayPhiladelphia saw 7.5 inches on Saturday, a record for the calendar day and the city’s largest single-day snowfall in six years.
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