New York Cold Storm

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  Brutal Winter Storm Kills 25 In Western New York County

  At least 25 people have died in western New York's Erie County as a result of a devastating winter storm that left much of the eastern United States in a deep freeze, regional officials said Monday.

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  Brutal US Storm Kills 32, Power Outages, Cities In Crisis

  A brutal winter storm brought Christmas Day danger and misery to millions of Americans Sunday as intense snow and frigid cold gripped parts of the eastern United States, with weather-related deaths rising to at least 32.

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  Travel Snarled, Power Outages As Storm Bears Down On US Northeast

  The second winter storm within a week crept into New York and surrounding states on Wednesday, with forecasters predicting intensifying snowfall that could snarl the evening commute as thousands remained without power from the last nor'easter.

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  Arctic Blast Freezes US, Canada Amid New York Airport Chaos

  The eastern United States and Canada shivered under record-breaking low temperatures Saturday as Arctic blasts followed a deadly winter storm that left airports struggling to cope with the backlog of flights.

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  Icy Storm Pummels Eastern United States, More Cold to Come

  A deadly winter storm paralyzed much of the eastern United States on Tuesday, snarling transit and shutting down federal offices in Washington, and forecasters warned of the worst cold in two decades from another arctic front this week.

• Bitterly Cold Air Blankets United States

  Frigid air was blowing across the United States, dropping temperatures in many areas into the single digits and leading weather monitors to issue wind chill advisories and politicians to plead with residents to check on their neighbours.

• Deadly winter storm snarls travel, closes offices in US northeast

  A deadly winter storm moved north along the East Coast of the United States on Thursday, bringing heavy snow, sleet and rain across the Washington, DC, and New York areas, grounding flights and shutting government offices.

• Bitter cold lingers as US northeast digs out from snow

  The northeastern United States on Wednesday was digging out from a deadly storm that dumped more than 15 inches (38 cm) of snow in some places.

• Winter storm grips eastern US, shuts offices and snarls flights

  A fast-moving Arctic cold front forecast to dump up to a foot of snow on the East Coast of the United States on Tuesday shut down state and federal governments, closed schools and snarled air travel in its path.

• 'Life-threatening' cold bites US Midwest

  Residents of the Midwestern United States on Sunday braced for the coldest weather in two decades, temperatures that forecasters warned would be life-threatening.

• Powerful storm brings Arctic cold, snow to US northeast

  The first major winter storm of 2014 bore down on the northeastern United States on Thursday with heavy snow, Arctic temperatures and strong winds just as many people were returning from holiday breaks.

• Blog from New York: The new storm brings snow, lots of it

  This doesn't feel like New York any more. A week into super storm, Sandy and we are is still dealing with the aftermath, here comes the howling wind. It's bitter cold, and four inches of snow is no fun! The most beautiful season, Fall, has been snowed under.

• US presidential elections: Cold hits storm victims ahead of polls

  Victims of superstorm Sandy on the US East Coast struggled against the cold early on Sunday amid fuel shortages and power outages even as officials fretted about getting voters displaced by the storm to polling stations for Tuesday's presidential election.

• Storm over video of boy made to run naked through New York snow

  A home-filmed video showing a four-year-old Chinese boy being forced by his parents to run almost naked through the snow in bitterly cold New York has gone viral and sparked an online uproar.

• Snow storm hits half of US

  The blizzard that dropped a foot or more of snow across a staggeringly wide area of the country, from Oklahoma up through a paralyzed Chicago and across parts of an ice-glazed New England, finally began to weaken Wednesday. It left behind a long trail of spun-out cars, darkened homes, closed schools and stranded fliers.But the harsh winter weather ...