Forecasters say more bad weather is in store after storms that battered nearly every corner of the United States. The Northeast is cleaning up after drenching rains, flooding and fierce winds that stranded vehicles, shuttered schools and knocked out power. Wind gusts reached nearly 100 miles per hour in Maine. The storm followed a day of tornadoes in the South and blizzards in the Midwest and Northwest. Bone-chilling cold promises to follow in some interior regions. An avalanche killed at least one person at a California ski resort as another storm rolled into the West. Heavy rain and high win...