Winter Storm Stella To Hit Millions In United State Northeast

Winter Storm Stella To Hit Millions In United State Northeast

New York: large areas of the US east coast declared the  winter storm emergency proned area school and the flight are cancelled due to winter storm on tuesday.

Winter Storm Stella afraid to load up to two feet (61 cm) of snow in New York, in collaboration with winds up to 60 mph (96 kph) to trigger insidious Whiteout conditions.

The forecast postponed the first meeting between the President of Donald Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Washington until Friday, and seen in New York and New Jersey has a state of emergency was declared.

National Weather Service (NWS) issued a notice of a snowstorm than 24 hours from midnight on Monday (0400 GMT Tuesday) the major cities of America, which stretches from north to south in Connecticut and New Jersey.

Other storm warnings were posted from Maine to Virginia, south of Washington, where the National Park Service warns that the cold can destroy up to 90 percent of the favorite cherry capital.

In New York, the United Nations has announced plans to shut down, inconveniencing thousands of delegates taking part in the Women's Conference.

In financial markets, most of Wall Street is expected to works at house with a low volume of planned exchange, part of the Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday on whether to raise interest rates.

More than 6,800 flights were canceled in the US on Monday and Tuesday, with airports in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia the most affected, according to FlightAware monitoring.

Terms "Blizzard

School will close in New York, by the state of Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. In New York, where 8.4 million people live, Bill de Blasio Mayor declared a state of emergency after midnight.

Trump, before the first big event of his time presidency, after a mild winter, said he spoke with Homeland Federal Agency for the Safety of emergency situations management and was ready to help.

"All the government is fully prepared and ready," he said. "Hopefully it will not be as bad as some people expect. This is usually not the case."



"We are monitoring a major storm with blizzard conditions," he said.
"and it can be continue with more than 24 inches which is one of the biggest storm ever."

New York in 2016 has experienced the biggest blizzard in the history of the city, with a record 27.3 inches that fell in Central Park for 24 hours. Winter Storm Jonas paralyzed parts of the Northeast and left 18 dead.

Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the main tourist attractions of the city, said that it would close all three of its offices on Tuesday.

non-essential workers were told to stay home. In Connecticut, the governor announced a travel ban statewide, and Americans across the populous Northeast, has been recommended to stay away from the road.

"The worst of the season"

Winter Storm  form near the coasts,

"We expect that will be the worst snow season," said NWS meteorologist Melissa Di Spigna AFP, after the Winter temperatures "much above normal" this year.

NWS warned that the storm could bring record-low temperatures, as well as "hard travel interruptions and power."

Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo educated people, to have the power supply of food and bottled water emergency seven to 10 days.

In the city, the subway will be suspended above the ground and courier services will end at midnight, with buses and commuter trains to Long Island and to the north of the city, it is also likely to be suspended.

In Washington, Metro plans to operate scheduled for Saturday and Metrobus will start the day in the modified program "grave"