Stay Warm!
Although the storm Jonas is over, but don't get too comfortable, especially the residents of the East Coast. More precipitation is headed your way later this week.
At least 37 people have died as a result of winter storm Jonas, which dropped several feet of snow up and down the East Coast this weekend, affecting more than 80 million Americans. Eleven states declared a state of emergency.
A quarter of a million customers have lost power and hundreds of crashes have been reported. Travel bans barring non-emergency vehicles from the roads of New York City and Baltimore were lifted early Sunday morning, and mass transit systems that had been partially suspended during the storm were scheduled to run again.
From Friday through Sunday, Glengary, West Virginia received the heaviest accumulation, with 42 inches of snow falling.
STAY WARM!!!!!!!!!
With infrared heaters.
Per The Weather Channel, Jonas set the record for being the single biggest snowstorm in at least six locations:
In Allentown, Pennsylvania, 31.9 inches fell;
the Baltimore-Washington International Airport saw 29.2 inches; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, received 30.2 inches;
New York's LaGuardia airport saw 27.9 inches;
And 30.5 inches fell at JFK airport;
Washington, D.C.'s Reagan National Airport reported 17.8 inches of snow;
New York's Central Park saw 26.8 inches (0.1 inch short of the record);
And 22.4 inches dropped in Philadelphia.
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