Northeast US Buried Under Record Snow, Flights Halted, Schools Closed

• A brutal storm, dubbed a "bomb cyclone," blanketed the Northeast US with record-breaking snow, disrupting flights and closing schools.
• Over 2 feet of snow fell in parts of the region, with Warwick, Rhode Island, exceeding 3 feet and Central Park recording 19 inches.
• Thousands of flights were cancelled, and hundreds of thousands lost power in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Delaware, and Rhode Island.
• New York City schools reopened Tuesday despite concerns, while Philadelphia switched to online learning.
• Forecasters warn of another storm later this week, which could complicate cleanup efforts in already hard-hit areas.