Winter Weather Cancels Amtrak Trains in Northeast Corridor
Passengers left stranded as more snow and freezing temperatures are expected.
- Severe winter weather has forced Amtrak to cancel more than a dozen trains in the Northeast Corridor, affecting travel plans for commuters.
- Trains from Boston and Washington, D.C., could not make the trip to New York, leaving passengers with few alternatives.
- Affected passengers were promised accommodation on different trains and routes with similar departure times, but this could possibly be a day later.
- The snow and cold can affect the trains' electrical and mechanical systems and components, especially the Acela trains.
- More snow and freezing temperatures are expected in the Northeast.