More snow and ice for Midwest, Northeast: Another winter storm threatens fresh travel headaches for areas already hit hard over the holiday weekend

A new, quick-hitting winter storm is piling onto travel woes and shoveling duties Monday in parts of the central US that were buried over the weekend, but its next chapter could be its most notable.

The storm will strengthen rapidly into a bomb cyclone as it tracks up the East Coast to Atlantic Canada and brings the first widespread snow and ice of the season to parts of the Northeast Tuesday.

A bomb cyclone is just a storm that strengthens rapidly as measured by its pressure dropping by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. That can amp up a storm’s threats, especially wind, which will turn gusty along coastal New England.

Major cities along the Northeast’s I-95 corridor seem…