BREAKING: Historic Blizzard WARNING - 22" Snow Cape Cod | East Coast Alert

Описание: ⚠️ URGENT WEATHER ALERT: A catastrophic winter storm is bearing down on the Eastern United States with the potential to drop over 22 inches of snow on Cape Cod and hurricane-force winds up to 85 mph. This could be the most significant winter storm in over a decade, impacting millions from Tennessee to Maine. The National Weather Service has issued severe weather warnings across multiple states, and you need to prepare NOW.

The storm timeline is critical - snow begins Friday afternoon in Knoxville at 4 PM, hits Columbia SC Saturday morning at 7 AM, reaches Raleigh by noon Saturday with heavy snow by 3 PM, impacts Virginia Beach Saturday night at 10 PM, and slams Boston Sunday afternoon around 2 PM. Cape Cod is facing blizzard conditions with 14-22 inches of snow and potential hurricane-force wind gusts. The forecast shows a bombing cyclone developing off the Carolina coast with pressures dropping to 968 millibars - equivalent to a Category 2 hurricane. Major cities in the bullseye include Augusta GA (8-13 inches), Columbia SC (12-18 inches), Raleigh NC (10-16 inches), and the entire Cape Cod region. Arctic air is flooding the East Coast, causing brutal temperatures - Miami will hit 23°F Sunday morning, Atlanta drops to 20°F, and wind chills near zero are expected from Tennessee to New York. Flash freeze warnings are in effect for Florida citrus crops. Widespread power outages expected due to heavy snow, ice accumulation, and 40-60 mph winds across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.

What you must do immediately: Stock up on food, water, medications, batteries, and flashlights TODAY. Test generators now and never run them indoors - carbon monoxide kills. Expect widespread flight cancellations Saturday-Sunday at all East Coast airports. Road conditions will be catastrophic - avoid all non-essential travel. Charge all devices before the storm hits. Close off unused rooms to conserve heat if power fails. Check on elderly neighbors.

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