VOICED : Poderosa tormenta de nieve azota Nueva York y el noreste de EEUU

A severe winter storm hit New York, bringing heavy snow and strong winds. The mayor declared a state of emergency, closing schools and restricting non-essential travel. Despite the storm, fewer people were affected due to remote work and online classes. In Times Square, people enjoyed the snow, but the storm led to the suspension of COVID-19 vaccinations and outdoor dining. New York's airports canceled a significant number of flights, and similar disruptions occurred nationwide. Chicago and Washington, D.C. also experienced heavy snowfall, affecting school schedules.

What measures did the mayor of New York take in response to the winter storm?

• Declared a state of emergency and closed schools

• Organized a city-wide snowball fight

• Opened all public parks for snow activities

• Encouraged people to travel for leisure

How did the pandemic affect the number of people impacted by the storm?

• People were more affected because schools remained open

• More people were affected due to increased travel

• Fewer people were affected as many stayed home

• The pandemic had no impact on the storm's effects

What was one of the consequences of the snowfall in Central Park?

• Increased outdoor dining

• Suspension of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign

• Opening of new ski resorts

• Resumption of in-person classes

What percentage of flights were canceled in New York's metropolitan area due to the storm?

• 100%

• 65% to 90%

• 10% to 20%

• 30% to 50%

Which city experienced a similar impact with 20 centimeters of snow?

• Houston

• Miami

• Chicago

• Los Angeles