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Super Bowl Sunday Storm Slams Northeast, More Snow, Ice Coming: Here's When

A fast-moving storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain has impacted 25 states, creating slippery travel conditions throughout the Northeast on Super Bowl Sunday morning, Feb. 9.

A look at precipitation types by region from the quick-moving winter storm.

A look at precipitation types by region from the quick-moving winter storm.

Photo Credit: AccuWeather.com
A look at snowfall totals from the quick-moving story, released Super Bowl Sunday morning, Feb. 9.

A look at snowfall totals from the quick-moving story, released Super Bowl Sunday morning, Feb. 9.

Photo Credit: AccuWeather

The storm moved from the Midwest to the East Coast on Saturday night, Feb. 8.

Overnight, the heaviest snowfall occurred inland in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and northern New England, where accumulations reached between 6 inches to a foot by Sunday morning.

In areas farther south with less snowfall, ice has created dangerous conditions and caused scattered power outages.

Sunday will be sunny and cold, with skies clearing in the evening.

A cold week ahead will set the stage for a pair of potential new storms. 

The next system is expected to arrive on the East Coast Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 11, bringing a wintry mix and some snowfall farther north, according to the National Weather Service.

Following this, another storm is predicted for Wednesday night, Feb. 12, into Thursday, Feb. 13, though it is too early to estimate snowfall amounts, AccuWeather says.

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