The northeastern United States is bracing for another significant snowstorm, set to arrive on Sunday and Monday, bringing with it projected snowfall of over 30 centimeters in certain areas. Meteorological authorities have raised alarms following a violent winter storm that hit at the end of January, as cities like New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston prepare for further heavy snow and strong winds.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has specifically warned that Boston could see between 30 to 60 centimeters of new snow accumulation. They emphasized that travel could become "nearly impossible" in parts of the East Coast due to the impending snow, which also raises concerns about possible power outages in the affected regions. Approximately 80 million people residing in the densely populated corridor between Washington D.C. and Boston are expected to experience varying degrees of winter weather impacts, from moderate to severe.

With significant snowfall expected in 12 cities across the U.S., residents and local authorities are advised to prepare for adverse weather conditions. The forecast indicates that this storm could carry on the trend of extreme winter weather experienced this February, highlighting the growing concerns regarding the impact of such severe winter events on infrastructure and daily life in these major urban centers.