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Noreste de EE.UU. enfrenta más nieve tras tormenta histórica

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El noreste de Estados Unidos se recupera de una tormenta de nieve histórica que dejó más de 0.6 metros de nieve en varios estados, provocando condiciones de ventisca y la declaración de estado de emergencia. La tormenta, clasificada como bomba ciclónica, causó la cancelación de más de 10,000 vuelos y dejó a 650,000 clientes sin electricidad en su apogeo. A pesar de que la tormenta ha disminuido, se prevén más nevadas en los próximos días, aunque con acumulaciones menores. Las comunidades afectadas deben estar preparadas para posibles interrupciones continuas en el transporte y servicios públicos.

Key Details: • Más de 10,000 vuelos cancelados entre el domingo y el martes. • 650,000 clientes sin electricidad a las 11:30 a.m. del lunes. • Se espera nueva tormenta de nieve el martes y miércoles, con menos de 5 cm en la mayoría de las áreas.

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