Michael Kloeti, cleans off his car after a winter hike in Stowe, Vt., on Tuesday March, 14, 2023. Kloeti and a friend hiked about five hours to visit a cabin on a hiking trail on the side of Mount Mansfield, Vermont's tallest peak. Kloeti said "it was awesome." The two hiked on the day a winter storm with heavy, wet snow hit the region that snarled highways, led to hundreds of school closings, canceled flights and caused thousands of power outages in parts of the Northeast on Tuesday.
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Parts of New England and New York are digging out of a nor’easter that caused tens of thousands of power outages, numerous school cancellations and whiteout conditions on the roads. The storm began Monday night and lasted throughout Tuesday, dumping as much as 3 feet of snow and gusty winds. Others got just a few inches or a wintry mix. More high winds and below-normal temperatures are in Wednesday’s forecast before a warm-up later in the week. A power outage tracking site reported 220,000 customers in the region were without power Wednesday morning.
