Hey Northeast, now it’s your turn.
The storm that Atlanta and Charlotte weathered is headed your way. And forecasters say this may be your biggest winter blast of the season so far.
The nation’s capital shuttered its doors under the threat of up to 10 inches of snow.
All federal offices in the nation’s capital were ordered closed, and thousands of employees were being told to stay home, according to the Office of Personnel Management. Heavy snowfall may close down the city’s Metro system.
Philadelphia braced for up to 11 inches of snow, while New Yorkers waited for as much as 15 inches.
Boston was in the bulls-eye too, with up to 8 inches expected there by the end of Thursday.
In the South, states sprang into clean-up mode as power outages mounted and hundreds of thousands of customers shivered through a cold, dark night.
The storm has pulled the plug on more than 772,000 customers, across 14 states and the District of Columbia. The vast majority of them are in Georgia, North and South Carolina.
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courtesy of CNN.com
