Great Lakes Snowstorm Blankets Northeast and Midwest, Stranding Motorists
More than two feet of snow blanketed western New York and Pennsylvania on Saturday, with some parts getting more than three feet, as a lake-effect snowstorm disrupted post-Thanksgiving travel and stranded dozens of vehicles on highways. The storm threatened to bring up to six feet of snow to some areas by Tuesday morning.
What's the point of being Great if you can't do Great things?
[When the NYTimes says Northeast it generally means upstate New York. The easter (but not really norther) Northeast I live in is not expecting snow until the middle of the week — an then, not so much. It is, however, December.]
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