Summary
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has warned that mail and package deliveries might be delayed in 15 states because of severe winter weather. The affected areas include parts of the Northern Plains, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Pacific Northwest, and Northeastern United States.
Key Facts
- USPS issued delivery warnings due to severe winter weather in 15 states.
- The regions affected include the Northern Plains, Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Pacific Northwest, and Northeastern United States.
- USPS service may be delayed because of heavy snow, ice, freezing temperatures, and flooding.
- The holiday season increases mail volumes, making these disruptions particularly impactful.
- Flooding in Washington state and strong winds in the Pacific Northwest contribute to these challenges.
- The National Weather Service warned of dangerous wind chills and temperatures significantly below normal.
- USPS advises checking the Mail Service Disruptions website for updates on mail delivery and Post Office status.
