A fierce winter storm has swept across the U.S., leaving a trail of icy chaos and plunging temperatures, and causing multiple deaths.

Follow as a winter storm is expected to bring heavy snowfall, icy roads and cold temperatures from the southern states to the Northeast.

This is now the all-time snowiest day ever reported at Toronto-Pearson Airport, where records stretch back to 1938. The previous single snowiest day was 39.9 cm on Feb. 25, 1965. To put that record into perspective, Toronto saw more snow in six hours on Sunday (32 cm) than the airport typically picks up on average during an entire January (31 cm).

The latest forecast puts Central Park at 12 inches of snow, and that’s still the highest snowfall seen there in several years. The last time New York’s weather station in the park saw more than a foot of snow from a single storm was in 2021.

Preliminary snow totals show a storm as massive as predicted in New York City. Under 12 hours into the storm, the National Weather Service released preliminary snowfall numbers. Here’s how much snow has already fallen in New York City: By Monday afternoon,

It’s still snowing in some places on Monday morning, but here are the snowfall totals across New York state for the storm that hit Sunday and Monday.