What caused all the trouble?

A storm that dropped a foot or more of snow bogged down highways and closed schools on Tuesday from the Plains to New England, and some travelers had to spend the night on a church floor. "I like snow. But I’d like to see this go. I thought the winter was over," said Bob Neeley of Olmsted, Illinois, which got about 8 inches of snow, the southern Illinois town’s most since 1979. Many drivers ended up in ditched or in fender-bender accidents. Police in western New York State blamed one traffic death on the weather. On Monday, the storm was blamed for seven traffic deaths--four in Missouri, two in Oklahoma, and one in Kentucky.