Record Snow Accumulations Pile Up (Image Credits: Unsplash)
The Tri-State Area endured a punishing nor’easter overnight that blanketed communities with heavy snow and created hazardous conditions Monday morning.
Record Snow Accumulations Pile Up
A powerful winter storm, dubbed Hernando by some forecasters, delivered double-digit snowfall totals across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.[1][2]
Communities reported rapid buildups as the blizzard intensified. Long Island’s Islip saw 20 inches, matching Perth Amboy in New Jersey. The Bronx accumulated 15 inches, while New Canaan, Connecticut, measured 12.2 inches.[1]
| Location | Snow Total (inches) |
|---|---|
| Bronx, NYC | 15 |
| Islip, Long Island | 20 |
| Perth Amboy, NJ | 20 |
| New Canaan, CT | 12.2 |
Forecasters predicted even higher amounts in isolated spots, with 18 to 24 inches possible along the Jersey Shore and parts of Long Island.[3]
Roads Turn Treacherous as Storm Rages
Millions of residents stayed home as dangerous road conditions emerged from the massive snowfall and gusty winds.[4]…