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[426]縺 PC/Chrome A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm.New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths.A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday.The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic
2016/01/25 02:33

[427]縺 PC/Chrome A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic
2016/01/25 02:34

[428]縺 PC/Chrome A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic <noscript>
2016/01/25 02:35

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2016/01/25 02:36

[430]縺 PC/Chrome A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic
2016/01/25 02:37

[431]名無しさん PC/Chrome A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the AtlanticA travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic A travel ban in New York City has ended as the eastern US begins digging out from the weekend's massive snowstorm. New York, the most populated city in the US, saw its second-highest snowfall since records began in 1869, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. As five states saw snowfall of three feet (91cm) or more, the hazards of shovelling snow were brought home by at least six deaths. A further 12 people have died in other snow-related incidents since Friday. The storm, dubbed Snowmageddon and Snowzilla on social media, is weakening and heading for the Atlantic
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