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ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a northeastern Pennsylvania man has died of carbon monoxide poisoning, two days after he was overcome by exhaust fumes from his car during the weekend snowstorm. Lehigh County coroner Scott Grimm says 55-year-old Michael May was trying to clear snow from around his vehicle on Sunday. At some point he got inside the car, where he was overcome by exhaust fumes. His car's exhaust pipe was blocked by the snow. Grimm says May was taken to Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg Sunday morning, and died Tuesday afternoon. His death brings the total number of storm-related deaths in Pennsylvania to nine. Another Pennsylvania man died from carbon monoxide poisoning during the weekend blizzard. David Perrotto, of Muhlenberg Township, died Saturday after his idling car was buried in snow by a passing plow.

Pennsylvania man dies after overcome by car fumes in storm