Yet another snowstorm swept across the Eastern Seaboard Tuesday, causing headaches for commuters and travelers alike.
Both New York and New Jersey are in emergency mode due to the storm, and Massachusetts sent its public workers home early to try to abate weather-related danger during the evening commute.
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"This winter storm will bring a one-two punch of snow and extreme cold," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said in a statement. "I urge all those in the affected regions to exercise caution, and avoid travel if possible."
Forecasters expect accumulation of up to a foot in some areas. The NWS forecast says areas around southern New England will feel the brunt of the storm, in terms of snowfall and gusty winds.
"It will be a winter wonderland for these areas," the NWS predicts.
The storm has already caused thousands of flight cancelations and delays, and more than 1,000 flights scheduled for tomorrow have already been canceled, according to FlightAware.com. The airports facing the worst delays are in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
This NWS radar map shows the storm, as it moves in over the east coast.

Image: NWS
For a different view of the storm, NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center shared the following satellite image on Twitter Tuesday afternoon.

Image: NASA
This latest storm comes just weeks after a snowstorm and subsequent "polar vortex" caused problems across the U.S. For more on this storm, follow our list of weather-focused Twitter users.
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