Bomb cyclone’ slams US north-east and leaves over 600,000 without power
Nor’easter became a bomb cyclone after storm system’s pressure dropped from 1,008 millibars to 980 as 31m under a flood watch
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Bomb cyclone’ slams US north-east and leaves over 600,000 without power
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