A killer storm slammed the Northeast United States Thursday night with as much as two feet of snow and caused at least 13 deaths, according to The Associated Press.
The brutal storm blasted at least 22 states stretching from Chicago into New England, stranding travelers, closing major highways, forcing cancellation of more than 2,600 flights.
The massive storm shut down entire airports, including New York’s JFK Airport and Boston’s Logan International.
Parts of New York City received 7 inches of snow, Baltimore saw 3 to 6 inches, Philadelphia close to 9 inches, Hartford 6 to 10 inches and Boston as much as 15 inches.
Some 20 inches fell on other parts of Massachusetts. Boxford, northwest of Boston, reported 23 inches.
