2014 has started with a bang. The first major storm of the new year, dubbed Hercules, hit the northeastern U.S. on Thursday, causing thousands of flights to be canceled and making road travel dangerous. By Friday morning, nearly two feet of snow fell in Massachusetts, and a state of emergency was declared in New York and New Jersey. Almost 2,500 flights were canceled, and 7,000 were delayed. Freezing and dangerous temperatures are set to hit Friday, with wind chills in many places set to go double digits below zero. The snowstorm is the first major test for new New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who was sworn in on Wednesday.
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