Powerful Snowstorm Paralyzes Life in Northeastern United States

A powerful snowstorm has disrupted daily life across the northeastern United States, leaving millions without electricity amid heavy snowfall and strong winds.
According to US media reports, more than three feet of snow was recorded in Rhode Island, breaking decades-old records. The intense snowfall brought transportation and routine activities to a near standstill.
In New York City, nearly 20 inches of snow was measured at the iconic Central Park, blanketing roads, parks, and residential neighborhoods under a thick layer of snow.
Authorities in Massachusetts declared a state of emergency and urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel due to hazardous road conditions and limited visibility.
Aviation officials reported that more than 5,600 flights were canceled nationwide, while operations at several airports were severely disrupted.
Strong winds and heavy snowfall caused widespread power outages, leaving millions without electricity. Emergency crews are working to restore power and clear snow-covered roads.
Officials have warned that freezing temperatures and snowfall may persist for several more days, raising concerns about further travel disruptions and continued impact on daily life.