A nor’easter with the potential to undergo “bombogenesis” – or the rapid intensification of a mid-latitude storm – began its move up the eastern seaboard on January 3, bringing snow and freezing conditions to many southeastern states.
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NOAA satellite captures storm ‘bomb’ moving up Eastern Seaboard
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