New York City Faces Severe Snowstorm, Flights Canceled
New York City Faces Severe Snowstorm, Flights Canceled
US · Published Feb 23, 2026
New York City is facing a severe snowstorm named Hernando, causing widespread disruptions.
Over 10,000 flights have been canceled at major airports in the Northeast due to the storm.
The National Weather Service warns of life-threatening travel conditions with blizzard conditions and high winds.
Snowstorm Hernando causes major disruptions in Northeast
New York City is currently grappling with a severe snowstorm, named Hernando, which has caused significant disruptions across the entire Northeast region. The Weather Prediction Center has described the storm as potentially crippling, with areas including Long Island, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and eastern Massachusetts expected to experience the worst of the weather. The storm has already led to the cancellation of over 10,000 flights, primarily affecting major airports in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, leaving thousands of travelers stranded. The combination of heavy snowfall and high winds has created hazardous conditions, leading to widespread travel delays and power outages.
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