See which states are still under travel bans after blizzard

Some areas in the Northeast are still under travel bans after the massive snowstorm. Here's what to know.
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RI travel ban ends at noon. What we know.

Rhode Island's total travel ban will end at noon on Tuesday, Feb. 24, Gov. Dan McKee announced during a press conference. The total travel ban had been in effect since 7 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 22.

Travel ban lifted at noon; thousands still without power as blizzard cleanup continues

Gov. Dan McKee lifted the statewide travel ban at noon Tuesday but encouraged Rhode Islanders who don’t need to go anywhere to please stay home and allow municipalities to continue work clearing

RI, Mass. travel bans lifted as multi-day cleanup continues

While the travel bans were lifted at noon Tuesday, state officials are urging people to stay off the roads if possible.

Here’s what happens if you don’t adhere to RI travel ban

It's an $85 ticket for drivers caught not adhering to the travel ban. If it happens again, they can get arrested.

Snow, winds slam New York, Northeast states. See blizzard photos

Millions across the Northeast are rising to whiteout conditions, heavy winds and power outages as a powerful nor'easter slams states from Delaware to Massachusetts on Monday, Feb. 23. Snow could fall at a rate of 2-3 inches per hour across the Mid-Atlantic and New England through the evening,
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Providence shatters 48-year record for all-time biggest snowstorm with over 37 inches of heavy snow

One of the biggest records broken during the historic blizzard that slammed the Northeast is in Providence, Rhode Island, which has recorded its biggest snowstorm of all time.

Mass. and R.I. hit new snowfall records. See how much fell and where.

As of about 1 p.m. Monday, 32.8 inches of snow had fallen at T.F. Green International Airport, beating the 28.6 inches that fell there on Feb. 6 and 7, 1978, said Globe meteorologist Ken Mahan.