A major blizzard impacted the Northeast U.S. in early February. It was caused by a storm called a Nor'easter. Grace emailed Megan to ask what a Nor'easter is. Megan explains why we won't see a Nor'easter in Iowa.
WEATHER WHY: Nor’easters
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