East Coast,
causing heavy floods and
paralyzing cities with a record amount
of snow. Governors of ten states have
declared a state of emergency, with
New York being among the
latest. At
least 19 storm-related deaths have
been reported.
Snowstorm ‘Jonas’ caused six meter
waves, as well as hurricane-force
winds with speeds of up to 120
kilometers per hour in the town of
Rehobeth Beach, Delaware. Town
beaches have overflowed. Water in
Lewes – another Delaware city – rose
to its second-highest record level,
beating that witnessed during
Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
A number of cities in neighboring New
Jersey suffered from severe floods:
The streets of Atlantic City, Sea Isle,
North Wildwood and Cape May were
submerged.
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