The East Coast was hit by strong winds as winter storms hit the area
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bad weather Knocked out electricity for tens of thousands of homes and businesses in the eastern US
More than 77,000 homes and businesses in Pennsylvania had no power as of 10am, according to Poweroutage.us. More than 37,000 customers in New Jersey, roughly 22,000 in New York and around 16,000 Connecticut customers were out of power Monday morning.
More than 55,000 people in Virginia and almost 50,000 people in Maryland were also affected. According to the suspension tracker, more than 16,000 people in Kentucky had more than 16,000 people in Alabama were out of power as of 9am Monday.
When snow falls in New York City on February 15th, 2025, people walk along Sixth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. (Charly Triballeau/AFP via Getty Images)
The threat of intense storms, extreme floods and snow threatens our wide stripes
The outages resulted in strong weather in the central and eastern US, including snow, rain and strong winds.
In total, National Weather Service (NWS) offices across the country have issued cold weather recommendations; Extreme cold warning For more than 58 million Americans from the US Canadian border to Texas. However, the weather is expected to continue attacking key parts of the US over the coming week.
The NWS office at State College, Pennsylvania warned that strong winds will continue through Monday as temperatures and “scattered snow showers” persist.
Connecticut roads will be closed on February 17th after strong winds knocked down trees and knocked out the power of thousands of people across the East Coast. (Fox News Digital/Fox News)
The New York NSW office posted on X that the area is in store due to a “very cold day” on Monday. Daytime temperatures are expected to be in their late 20s and late 30s. The office expects “blown winds” up to 50 mph, so it expects to make you feel like a teenager. According to the office, some foaming is also possible.
As the heavy rain falls, life-threatening flash floods approach. Tennessee, Kentucky
The NWS office in Louisville, Kentucky posted on X that winter stormwatches are still in full area effective and that accumulation of 2-6 inches of snow is expected by Tuesday night and Wednesday. That too Warned travelers That “dangerous road conditions will have a negative impact on commutes on Wednesday mornings.”
The weather has not been alleviated in Alabama either. The Birmingham NWS office has posted a five-day weather forecast for X.
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Rain is expected from Tuesday to Wednesday.
“There are also small windows of snow that mix and switch to snow during the early morning hours in northern Alabama,” he posted on X.
In Virginia, the NWS office warned that there could be a “winter storm” on Wednesday and Thursday. However, there is still uncertainty regarding the exact size and placement of the heaviest snow.
Fox weather contributed to this report