The storm comes after previous winter weather events in the region that were linked to significant casualties and infrastructure damage.
Public venues, cultural institutions, and transportation services announced temporary closures as part of safety precautions. Several airlines introduced flexible booking policies to help travelers adjust flight plans.
Weather authorities warned that coastal communities from Delaware to Massachusetts could face flooding risks due to storm surge combined with strong winds.
Officials said they will continue monitoring storm movement as it progresses northward. Weather conditions are expected to gradually improve after Monday afternoon, though authorities urged residents to remain cautious during cleanup and recovery operations.
Local emergency management agencies continue advising people to stay indoors whenever possible and avoid unnecessary travel until the storm fully passes.
