Massive blizzard hits US East Coast - keeps New Yorkers shut behind doors

Life in the eastern Us has almost come to a standstill as  a massive blizzard hits its East Coast. This affected lives of some 85 million.

The snow accompanying the blizzard has in Berkeley County, West Virginia is reported up to 40 inches thick.

So far 18 deaths have been reported as 11 states have declared emergency. In New York, all non-essential travel has been banned as the city braces for its worst ever snowstorm.

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US Weather Service admits 'Historic Blizzard' warning was an error

The US National Weather Service has admitted that its forecast of a historic blizzard was an error.

The Weather Service has predicted an Historic blizzard and over three feet of snow for New York - but none of this history visited the New York and its millions of people remained inside their home waiting for the history.

The city's mayor, Bill de Blasio, defended claims he had overreacted to warnings, saying he had only acted on the information available.

It may be recalled that on Monday an emergency was declared in a swathe of north-eastern states, and meteorologists predicted up to 90cm (36in) of snow. Officials later downgraded the numbers. 

Read more about it at: BBC
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New York braces itself for 'Worst' snowstorm in history

England has been famous for such kind of news as winters are severely harsh - but so is America, where the New Yorkers brace for the worst snowstorm inits history today. The National Weather Service has issued a severe weather warning which affects 69 million people.

already thousands of flights have been cancelled ahead of a possible three feet of snow accompanied with 65 mph winds. The blizzard has kept most of the New Yorkers behind closed doors.

Elsewhere, Boston is expected to get 18 to 24 inches of snow, with up to 2 feet or more west of the city, and Philadelphia could see up to a foot.

Photos appearing show empty shelves in stores as all eatables have been purchased in advance with no follow up supplies in sight.

Read more about it at: Daily Mail
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