Nearly 35 million under weather alerts across US as another bomb cyclone barrels in
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Fresh weather warning for parts of US as second ‘bomb cyclone’ nears
- A powerful nor'easter is forecast to bring heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and a 'bomb cyclone' to the US Southeast and East Coasts this weekend, impacting 35 million people.
- The storm is expected to intensify rapidly on Saturday night, delivering major winter weather from Georgia to Massachusetts, with some areas in the Carolinas potentially receiving over half a foot of snow.
- Blizzard conditions are anticipated along coastal regions, including the Outer Banks, due to strong winds and snow, while coastal flooding is also a significant concern during high tides.
- Record-breaking low temperatures are predicted for up to 18 states and Washington D.C., with Florida potentially experiencing Gulf of Mexico-effect snow.
- Authorities are urging residents to prepare for widespread travel disruptions, power outages, and risks of frostbite and hypothermia, particularly in areas still recovering from previous storms.
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