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Residents in the northeast portion of the U.S. are digging out after a historic monster storm slammed the region Sunday and Monday.<\/p>\n
In New York, over 300 trees were toppled due to heavy snow.<\/p>\n
The so-called “bomb cyclone” dumped more than three feet of snow in parts of Rhode Island, shattering records.<\/p>\n
“The blizzard of ’26 has now officially surpassed the blizzard of ’78 for the most snow there ever recorded in a single snowstorm in our Rhode Island state history,” said the state’s Governor Dan McKee.<\/p>\n
Cleanup could take a while.<\/p>\n
One resident predicted, “I’d say like a week.” But another local wasn’t as optimistic, saying it wouldn’t be cleared until “like mid-April.”\u00a0<\/p>\n
Massachusetts saw more than 30 inches of snow, leaving more than a quarter of a million people in the dark.<\/p>\n
Families in New Jersey are also without power.<\/p>\n
“You either gotta get our power on or plow because we don’t want to sleep here tonight,” said an unnamed resident.<\/p>\n
Treacherous conditions paused public transit, and blizzard warnings stretched 600 miles up and down the I-95 corridor.<\/p>\n
At the nation’s airports, more than 11,000 flights were grounded.\u00a0<\/p>\n
While some travel bans are easing, airlines warn it could take days to get back on schedule.<\/p>\n
“We’re trying desperately to get home to the West Coast,” said stranded traveler Tom Walker.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Kyle Newman has been stranded in Miami. “I’ve been trying to get to like Philly or D.C., but there’s no flights till like, Wednesday or Thursday,” Newman commented.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, as residents dig out, more snow is forecast across the region Tuesday night and later this week.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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