Washington, D.C., ended its second-longest streak by picking up 4.1 inches.īy early on January 17, the storm was sweeping across eastern Canada and precipitation had ended in the U.S., but bitterly cold air swept across the East and Great Lakes. New York City's Central Park picked up a storm total of 1.4 inches, with an inch of that falling on Monday and therefore ending their record 701-day stretch without a daily snowfall of an inch or more. Baltimore (4.9') and Philadelphia (1.5') both ended record-long streaks without an inch of snow in a single day on Sunday. Heather's circulation redeveloped off the East Coast and east of the benchmark, meaning it was almost all snow for the Northeast.ħ00+ day 'inchless' snow streaks were snapped in the Northeast. While still spreading an icy mess across the South, Heather's snow spread northeastward into the mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Jan. Heather Causes Travel Nightmares From Mississippi to Pennsylvania on January 16 Airports in New York, Houston and Nashville saw delays on Jan. Schools also closed for the Tuesday after the MLK holiday from Louisiana to Alabama as disruptions leaked into the workweek. 15 alone, with significant delays coming out of Dallas, Denver and Chicago. More than 2,100 flights were canceled across the country's midsection on Jan.

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