A gigantic winter storm has hit the United States East Coast. It has dumped 43 centimeters of snow in some areas. The intensity of the storm is so much so that it has been termed as ‘Bomb Cyclone’.
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Strong hurricane-force winds, flooding, snow has led to the closure of schools and offices from the Carolinas to Maine. Winter storm, created havoc killing humans and animals. The roads are blocked with ice and water which has majorly affected the transport. Many airports have been closed in New York and many areas as the winds are harsh and snow occurring without taking much break.
Have a look at the havoc created by ‘Bomb Cyclone’
My dad works on the ground at JFK and sent me this..... #BOMBCYLONE pic.twitter.com/NCU0Jnc1bm
— Aurora (@a_rawrr_a) January 4, 2018
Look at the water coming through on to streets and back yards in Scituate after break in sea wall. #BOMBCYLONE #blizzard2018 #NBC10Boston #Scituate #Flooding #Snow #Snowday #SouthCoast pic.twitter.com/1bdru0BCWL — Jonathan Choe (@choenbcboston) January 4, 2018
Can you spot the Low? It's so beautiful. #snow now spreading inland west of Baltimore #BOMBCYLONE pic.twitter.com/4hhL60EORc
— Justin Berk (@JustinWeather) January 4, 2018
Taken on #Scituate harbor earlier today. Not good! #BOMBCYLONE #boston #southshore #Massachussetts #blizzard2018 pic.twitter.com/m5PNcByTdD — BGM (@bgm617) January 4, 2018
Currently in NYC #blizzard2018 #BOMBCYLONE #snow pic.twitter.com/Ed2LQAysv5
— Marchin (@marcinh0o) January 4, 2018
Pebble Ave in Winthrop. Sea wall + #Boston Harbor at end of street. #hightide #BOMBCYLONE #BombCyclone #Winthrop pic.twitter.com/3QgVUJc9e4 — donna (@StopFollowingMe) January 4, 2018
Water came up very quickly near #Boston harbor. Just for perspective... look at how high the water was on this fire truck! #SnowStorm #blizzard2018 #BOMBCYLONE #BOMBOGENISIS #snowbomb pic.twitter.com/pUEJkLZV88
— Eva Pilgrim (@EvaPilgrim) January 4, 2018
'Bomb Cyclone' batters eastern US https://t.co/EMVIxFSzaE #cyclonebomb #BombCyclone #BOMBCYLONE pic.twitter.com/rmMgGtMk1n — DT Next (@dt_next) January 5, 2018
Trekked through the #BOMBCYLONE today to go to work but I got to leave early! snuggled in blankets at home & ordered takeout. #perfect ☃️❄️ pic.twitter.com/tohsCd0VZz
— Melissa Amanda (@Melissa__Amanda) January 5, 2018
An explosive winter storm on the east coast of North America is being called a 'bomb cyclone' by weather forecasters, with low temperatures claiming 11 lives so far. We're hearing from Steve Merczynski in New York next https://t.co/PF1goGye73 — Good Morning Ulster (@BBCgmu) January 5, 2018
#BombCyclone has cancelled nearly 5,000 flights across the country, including dozens of flights to Los Angeles https://t.co/uh5TEYVa0f pic.twitter.com/IgNTNU1SLH
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) January 5, 2018
Chunks of ice, and even an ice machine, were seen floating in flood waters in Scituate Harbor, Massachusetts, today as the bomb cyclone continues to slam the east coast with wind, rain, snow and ice https://t.co/6M35dpZMDq pic.twitter.com/5buzCnvof7 — CNN (@CNN) January 5, 2018
#GOESEast captured the full path of the #BombCyclone exhibiting a rare and extremely rapid rate of intensification on the East Coast with some of the coldest wind chills of the season and near zero visibility in the snow bands @NWS. #Blizzard2018 More: https://t.co/mbgRYot60A pic.twitter.com/GKlFTaLJBI
— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) January 4, 2018
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