Northeast Braces for Historic Bomb Cyclone Across the I-95 Corridor

A rapidly intensifying nor'easter, dubbed a bomb cyclone, is slamming the Northeast with heavy snow (12–24 inches, up to 2 feet in some jackpot zones) and 50–70 mph winds along the I-95 corridor. Blizzard Warnings and state-of-emergency declarations stretch from the Mid-Atlantic to New England as travel bans, school closures, and widespread flight and rail disruptions unfold. Cities like NYC, Philly and Boston brace for life-threatening conditions, while emergency crews mobilize and media outlets provide nonstop coverage.