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In photos: First major winter storm takes aim at Northeast after blanketing Midwest in snow

Feb. 01, 2021 05:46AM EST
 Dan Ackermann

New York City and New Jersey declared states of emergency and Philadelphia issued a "snow emergency" Sunday night, as a monster snowstorm that pummeled parts of California and the Midwest began to hit the Northeast.

The big picture: The storm system is expected to impact about 110 million people with heavy snow, rain and strong winds. With up to 18 inches of snow forecast for parts of New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) directed agencies to mobilize emergency response resources. COVID-19 vaccinations were postponed in New York, N.J. and Washington D.C.

Snowfall reports received as of 9 pm Sunday evening. Highest totals by state thus far:
WV - Aurora 12.5"
MD - McHenry 11"
VA - Wintergreen 9.7"
OH - Van Wert 7.8"
NC - Newland 6.5"
NJ - Stanton 5.5"
PA - Huffs Church 4.5"
DE - Woodside 4"
NY - Waverly 2.8" pic.twitter.com/1rzJjbQq4O

— NWS Eastern Region (@NWSEastern) February 1, 2021
A person passes people iIn Brooklyn's enclosed outdoor dining structure during a Jan. 31 snowstorm in New York City. Photo: Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images
Snow falls on the statue of former Philadelphia Flyers owner and COO Ed Snider before the Flyers' game against the New York Islanders at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Jan. 31. Photo:Len Redkoles/NHLI via Getty Images
A snow plow clears streets during a Winter Storm Warning in Chicago on Jan. 30. Photo: Max Herman/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Snowkiters sail across Lake Minnetonka on Jan. 30 in Wayzata, Minnesota. Photo: Stephen Maturen/Getty Images
People throw snowballs on Manhattan Beach, California, following winter storms that blanketed the region with rain, snow, and hail, on Jan. 29. Photo: Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images

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House report says "serious failures" by Boeing and FAA led to 737 MAX crashes

The House Transportation Committee on Wednesday released a scathing report, highlighting "repeated and serious failures" by Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration that preceded two deadly 737 MAX jet crashes in 2018 and 2019.

The big picture: The 239-page report says the crashes, which killed 346 people, were the result of a "horrific culmination" of poor technical assumptions by Boeing’s engineers, a lack of transparency by Boeing’s management and insufficient oversight by the FAA.

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