7 videos that show how winter storm has unfolded in the eastern US
Several inches of snow have fallen from the mid-South to New England since Thursday.
People walk through Central Park in New York on Jan. 7, 2022.
(Brian Mastro/FOX Weather)
A winter storm dropped several inches of snow across a large swath of the eastern U.S. on Thursday and Friday.
It started in the mid-South on Thursday, where snowy scenes became common in places like Nashville, Tennessee and Lexington, Kentucky, where about 6 inches of snow was reported. Snow also blanketed the Appalachian Mountains in the Virginias, where nearly a foot of snow was reported in the highest elevations.
Farther north, lake-effect snow buried Buffalo, New York, on Thursday. The city broke its snowfall record for the day with nearly 18 inches of snow being reported.
By Friday, snow was falling across the Northeast up to New England, where up to 8 inches of snow was reported in some places. The weather prompted cancellations and delays at some big airports in the region.
The storm isn't finished yet, with more snow expected in Vermont and Maine throughout the day.
Here is a look at how the snow fell across the eastern U.S.
Plymouth, MA getting dumped with heavy snow
FOX Weather correspondent Nicole Valdez is in Plymouth, MA getting a look at the snow falling in the area.
Central Park looks like winter wonderland during winter storm
Central Park is looking like a winter wonderland during the winter storm.
Another snowy scene along I-95 in Virginia
More snow fell along the I-95 corridor in Virginia just days after winter weather snarled traffic for a day on the highway.
Snow causes havoc on roads in Tennessee
Snow caused havoc on roads in Tennessee as numerous accidents were reported throughout the day.
Snow falling at 1-2 inches per hour in Pawtucket, RI
Heavy snow is falling in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, where rates of 1-2 inches per hour has been reported.
Record snow in Buffalo Thursday
Lake effect snow dropped 14.5 inches on snow in Buffalo Thursday, a record for the day.
Peaceful scene after snow falls in Reston, Virginia
A winter storm that produced more than a half-foot of snow for areas of Kentucky and Tennessee is quickly moving through the Northeast on Friday, but before all is said and done, millions of Americans will see significant snowfall. Laura Larson posted this video on Twitter from Reston, Virginia. The National Weather Service in Sterling, Virginia, said cold and blustery conditions continue Friday, and cold again on Saturday. Freezing rain possible Sunday morning before transitioning to plain rain ahead of a cold front Sunday afternoon.