In New York, Warwick recorded the highest snowfall at 4.8 inches, while Manhattan received 1.8 inches.

The city's sanitation department advised drivers to avoid road travel from the afternoon of December 20 until noon the following day.

With the holiday travel rush, AAA emphasized the importance of safe driving practices, reminding drivers to adhere to speed limits and remain alert.

Travelers are advised to carry essentials like food and blankets in their cars during winter conditions.

Residents are encouraged to dress in layers and check on neighbors during the cold weather.

Outreach teams will be deployed across all five boroughs to assist vulnerable New Yorkers in finding shelters during the cold snap.

New England is bracing for slippery travel conditions due to a weather disturbance that brought snow accumulation and bitter cold temperatures over the weekend.

The storm resulted in significant snowfall across the tri-state area, impacting travel and daily activities.

At Logan Airport, flight departures faced delays averaging 1 hour and 51 minutes due to the storm, although conditions improved by the evening.

Households are advised not to put their bins out overnight due to the risk of them being blown away by strong winds.

Newark Liberty Airport reported approximately 18% of flights were delayed, alongside cancellations across the region's airports.

Nationwide, 90% of holiday travelers are expected to drive this year, underscoring the need for road safety during this busy season.