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Winter Storm Hernando brings Northeast travel to a standstill

A high-impact bomb cyclone is slamming the Northeast with near hurricane-force wind gusts and extreme snowfall rates, knocking out power and making travel impossible.
A high-impact bomb cyclone is slamming the Northeast with near hurricane-force wind gusts and extreme snowfall rates, knocking out power and making travel impossible. (Photo courtesy of CNN Newsource.)
By Lucia Carachure-Weakley

More than 40 million people across the Northeast United States are under extreme winter alerts. Winter Storm Hernando touched down, yesterday. The storm has led to the cancellation of over 10,000 flights and is considered one of the largest storms in recent history. Extreme weather conditions are complicating travel for everyone -- even USC students.

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