The storm that slammed the U.S. Midwest Sunday—and collapsed the roof of Minnesota’s Metrodome—is moving eastward, and could dump a few feet of snow on Cleveland by week’s end. Nearly 1,500 flights were canceled at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, which set up cots for stranded travelers. the U.S. Northeast, however, can consider itself lucky: The storm is likely to dump only rain on it.
