Day 2 of Winter Storm Juno shut down the major US cities of Boston, New York and Philadelphia on Tuesday. Between Monday and Tuesday, upwards of 7,500 flights had been cancelled. By early Tuesday morning, some parts of New York had received 10 inches of snow with potentially up to five inches more by Tuesday evening. Boston's international airport got a foot of snow. Parts of Massachusetts has witnessed 18 inches of snow.
Here's what it looked like.
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Here's what it looked like.
The scene from Cleveland Circle @6am #Juno #juno2015 #bostonblizzard pic.twitter.com/I1XPviE0O6
— Jenna F. (@JennaFisherTAB) January 27, 2015Incredible #snow drifts! - #Juno RT@erikawcvb: #wcvb crew captures snow drifts in Sandwich on #capecod #Blizzard2015 pic.twitter.com/jjJ51OXuOp — The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) January 27, 2015Here we go! #Juno pic.twitter.com/nQHLZ8sDjc — Jason Smith (@howaboutafresca) January 27, 2015Nostalgia is messed up. This picture shouldn’t make me miss living in Boston but it totally does #Snowmageddon2015 pic.twitter.com/DOgsDVDYTt
— Aaron Couch (@AaronCouch) January 27, 2015(Stephanie Keith/Reuters)
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Fifth Avenue right now #NYC #Juno (@adallos) pic.twitter.com/JXuIXiNTqO
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