¡Congela! ¡Hace frío como el infierno!
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Sunshine helped illuminate the wreckage left by an ice storm that knocked out power from Maine to Pennsylvania on Friday, but it did little to warm those preparing for a weekend without heat or electricity. The storm started Thursday night and continued into Friday, bringing rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow that hampered travel, closed schools and left 1.25 million homes and businesses without power in seven states. Though blue skies appeared in some areas by Friday afternoon, temperatures were expected to fall below freezing again, with single digits forecast for Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire Saturday night.
¡Congela! ¡Hace frío como el infierno!
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Sunshine helped illuminate the wreckage left by an ice storm that knocked out power from Maine to Pennsylvania on Friday, but it did little to warm those preparing for a weekend without heat or electricity. The storm started Thursday night and continued into Friday, bringing rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow that hampered travel, closed schools and left 1.25 million homes and businesses without power in seven states. Though blue skies appeared in some areas by Friday afternoon, temperatures were expected to fall below freezing again, with single digits forecast for Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire Saturday night.
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