Of course, the weather is number one and no state income tax is number four, but number two? I have a palm tree in my front yard...
Some 200,000 people remain without power after a rare spring Nor'easter battered the Northeast with high winds and dropped more than a foot of snow on parts of New York and Pennsylvania.
At 8 p.m. on Tuesday, more than 163,000 customers were without power in the Empire State, while 39,000 had no electricity in the Keystone State.
While parts of the Northeast and New England bore the brunt of the storm, much of the East Coast felt the effect of unseasonably cold weather, with frost and freeze advisories extending from the mid-Atlantic to the Ohio Valley.
'Much of the eastern U.S. will remain mired within an abnormally chilly air-mass for mid-April through mid-week,' the National Weather Service said in a flash bulletin on Tuesday.
'In addition to the cold, a Nor'easter will continue to produce periods of light snow in parts of the interior Northeast this evening along with gusty winds,' the agency said.
Forecasters warned that additional snow accumulation between three to six inches is expected from northern Pennsylvania to the Adirondacks.
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