A huge storm, packaging hurricane winds and storms across northeast, fallen nearly 2 inches of snow, in the New England and knock out power more than 500000 customers.
Saturday morning, in the central parts of Connecticut has fallen more than 23 inches of snow covered more than 21 inches of Syria's southeast in Massachusetts.
The national weather service said, 3 inches of snow, is expected to Boston, threatens the city in 2003, a record 27.6 inches.
In the northeast region, more than 600000 households and businesses lose power. Airlines canceled more than 5300 flights to Saturday, New York city's three major airports and Boston's Logan airport is closed.
The storm killed at least four people were killed, in New York and Canada.



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