Climate Change: 'Bomb Cyclone' Hits East Coast, Major Disruptions in Mamdani's NY, Other Cities

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A major winter weather event is paralyzing the East Coast Sunday as a powerful “coastal nor'easter” gains strength and is dumping massive amounts of snow in cities like New York, Boston, and Washington D.C., while burying rural areas. Although the climate extremists will undoubtedly try to somehow blame the huge blizzard as a product of global warming, the so-called “bomb-cyclone” looks awfully cold from where I’m sitting.

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The mayor said all city streets, highways and bridges would be closed to non-emergency traffic during the peak of the storm.

It’s being called the biggest storm of the last decade. The list of effects and precautions is long:

Blizzard Warnings in effect: Blizzard Warnings are in effect for major hubs including New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston, affecting more than 40 million people. This is the first blizzard warning for NYC since 2017.

Snow amounts: Widespread accumulations of 12 to 24 inches are expected across the I-95 corridor. The heaviest snow is forecast for Sunday night into Monday morning, with rates occasionally reaching 2 to 3 inches per hour.

Dangerous winds & visibility: Wind gusts of 50 to 70 mph will create life-threatening whiteout conditions and near-zero visibility.

States of Emergency: Governors across 6 states have declared States of Emergency. State leaders are telling everyone to stay at home until conditions improve.

Major transit disruptions: NYC and other communities have announced mandatory travel bans starting Sunday evening. Over 9,000 flights have already been canceled through Tuesday. Amtrak has modified its Northeast Corridor schedule, and NJ Transit has announced service suspensions starting this evening.

Power outage risk: The combination of heavy, wet snow and high wind load is likely to cause numerous to widespread power outages and tree damage throughout the region.

Coastal flooding: A storm surge of 2 to 4 feet could cause moderate coastal flooding and beach erosion from Delaware Bay to Cape Cod during high tide cycles.

Classes canceled: New York City and Boston Public Schools have called off all classes for Monday. Numerous other school districts are closing down and telling students to stay home due to the storm.

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One storm chaser wishes he were there:

The storm has already caused a controversy in the Big Apple, where democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani says you shouldn’t need an ID to vote in elections, but if you want to help clean up the snow, bring your papers:


'Jim Snow 2.0': Mamdani Requires Multiple Forms of ID If You Want to Help Clear NYC Streets

'Dying of Cold': The 'Warmth of Collectivism' Gets Off to a Deadly Start in Mamdani's NYC


Already, the photos and videos are coming in:

For all our affected friends, we’re thinking of you. Bundle up, stay inside if you can, and maybe snuggle up and watch a movie with the accompaniment of your favorite beverage. That is, if you have power — if you don’t, maybe it’s time for a good book by candlelight. I’d say, “stay frosty, friends,” but that might not be appropriate at the moment.

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Editor’s Note: New York City is now facing the consequences of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s socialist takeover.

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