(CNN) –A universal tormentor has moved the states of the Northwest and the Atlantic through the United States. Provoked declarations of emergence, made living rooms many centimeters of snow and obliged to close the evacuation sites while the authorities immediately prepared the residents for a more pleasant climate on March.
New Jersey’s North has seen more than 60 cm of snow, with the highest total recorded in Mendham, New Jersey, receiving the 76-centimeter blue sky, according to the National Meteorological Service.
More than 30 cms of snow cover areas in Connecticut, Maryland, New York and Pennsylvania.
The Central Park of the New York City is located at a distance of 38 centimeters from the new moon at night, adding to the tower among the 20 principal tower buildings in the registered history of the city.
“This inverted tower is producing large quantities of snow and creating conditions of fast travel and it will be hoped that it will continue to grow,” said New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in a statement.
Otros 5 to 10 cms of snow are possible in the northern part of the market, while the peony of the snow will be in Maine, where most of the state will have more than 30 cms of snow, and some other areas will have up to 60 cms.
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But only the driving forces and the conditions of pre-emptive wind for the officials. There are costly flood alerts, which include alerts, advertisements and notices, from Maine to the cost of the state of Delaware, which covers more than 22 million cities.
The New York governor’s office warned the moon that the animals on the coast of the coast could experiment “multiple rounds of floods, especially during the high seas”.
There are reports of moderate live shows at the expense of the Martyrs’ region, which is enough to make a difference, tunes and causes minor structural damage, according to CNN meteorologist Michael Guy. The water levels are currently between 60 cm and 1.2 meters per inch of the normal, dijo Guy.
“This type of flood is extremely painful and can be deadly,” said Guy.
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Some permanent evacuation points will be closed on March
While on duty, the New York evacuation points will be closed on Monday and at least five of the evacuation points will be closed on March, the governor said.
“For the safety of workers as well as the persons programmed to receive a vacancy, we will quote the quotes for monthly in various vacancy points that are affected by this torment”, said Cuomo in a statement. “To be clear, nadie pierde the quote, all will be reprogrammed when the conditions are more secure”.
In New Jersey, emerging state, Governor Phil Murphy announced that state offices and six mega state vacancies will be held on March as a result of climatic conditions.
“It is hoped that the strong winds, the costly floods and the strong winds will continue in all the state of the world,” said Murphy on Monday. “There are all our residents who are involved in climate change and who are responsible for allowing access for essential workers and emergency workers.”
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While the Connecticut azotaba tormenta the lunes, Stamford authorities announced that they were rescuing a person from a van who was driving through windbreaks, snow and a sea vehicle that said the vehicle was leaking water.
On Monday, the bombers encountered the vehicle, which was partially summed up and floated 12 meters from the orilla, the Stamford Bomber Department said in a press release. A woman was standing in front of a load of vehicles grating that a man was stabbed inside, said the department.
Bomberos will find the vehicle floating on 12 metros of the orilla.
The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police station, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.
“A bomber was driving the physical aggravation of the man’s brawl and could have pulled him out of the small window when he saw that the van had completely lost water,” the department said. “Once upon a time there was free dust, the bombers were firing at men on the escalator of the tower and the occupants were being flown to the coast.”
The man was taken to hospital, where the authorities died.
In New Jersey, the state policy information the lunes for the night that habían responded to more than 660 chokes of motorized vehicles and more than 1,000 aids for drivers in approximately one day.
“Aids for motorists can be anything, from leaflets, mechanical averages, gears, etc”, says state policy. “We have the residents to keep the carriages running”.
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