An infrared satellite image of the storm Snow covered Journal Square in Jersey City , New Jersey. The United States' first major blizzard of the winter season has left much of the New England region covered in snow. Stretching from Virginia to Maine, the storm, packing winds of over 50 miles per hour (80.5 kilometres per hour), dropped more than two feet of snow in some areas. A total of 32 inches (81.3 centimetres) fell in Rahway , part of the hardest-hit state in the storm's path. Most New Jersey cities received over a foot of snow, while Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, and Maryland all had snow totals topping out at around 1 foot (30.48 centimetres) with Massachusetts topping out at a foot and a half. On Monday, travel proved difficult, with flights from Philadelphia, Newark , New York City, Hartford , Boston, Portland , and Washington, D.C. canceled. Drivers also ran into problems on major highways as accidents were unavoidable on the slick roads.
An infrared satellite image of the storm Snow covered in , New Jersey. The United States' first major blizzard of the winter season has left much of the region covered in snow. Stretching from Virginia to Maine, the storm, packing winds of over 50 miles per hour (80.5 kilometres per hour), dropped more than two feet of snow in some areas. A total of 32 inches (81.3 centimetres) fell in , part of the hardest-hit state in the storm's path. Most New Jersey cities received over a foot of snow, while Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, and Maryland all had snow totals topping out at around 1 foot (30.48 centimetres) with Massachusetts topping out at a foot and a half. On Monday, travel proved difficult, with flights from Philadelphia, , New York City, , Boston, , and Washington, D.C. canceled. Drivers also ran into problems on major highways as accidents were unavoidable on the slick roads.
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