The 2011 nor’easter caused significant disruptions across the Northeast, with heavy snow leading to power outages and hazardous conditions. In Vermont, areas like West Halifax and Marlboro saw up to 16 inches of snow, while other towns experienced similar accumulations. The weight of the snow caused tree branches to break, damaging power lines and leaving many residents without electricity for extended periods. The storm also disrupted local events, including Halloween celebrations, which were postponed in some areas.