Blizzard 2015 Northeast Digs Out: Live Updates
Airlines canceled flights, mass transit systems planned to shut down from New York City to Boston, and roads were ordered closed to all traffic in all or parts of five states as a massive blizzard was expected to engulf the Northeast. Follow the progress of the storm here.
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Be advised, while service is suspended, patrol trains & other work trains continue to operate; 3rd rail remains energized throughout system.Jan. 27, 2015
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Blizzard warning canceled for Orange, Western Passaic, and Putnam, and converted to winter storm warning.Jan. 27, 2015
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Jan. 27, 2015
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Extremely heavy snow falling at the NWS NY office under classic heavy snow band. Yellows/oranges very heavy snow: http://t.co/V27GFfYpmSJan. 27, 2015
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RRD: All Regional Rail Lines will operate a Saturday schedule today. Cynwyd trains will not operate. Details http://t.co/lNigiS46dXJan. 27, 2015
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According to the National Weather Service, the storm will be departing quicker than expected, resulting in significantly less snowfall than some forecasters predicted."The science of forecasting storms, while continually improving, still can be subject to error, especially if we're on the edge of the heavy precipitation shield. Efforts, including research, are already underway to more easily communicate that forecast uncertainty," the National Weather Service wrote.
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A look at the flooding in Marshfield, Massachusetts. Robin Dunn said she walked to her friends’ homes to see if they were damage. She reported everything was in fair condition “for the most part” and that they just lost power.
(Credit: Robin Dunn/Marshfield/Brant Rock Weather Watch on Facebook)