Summary
A large winter storm is expected to hit parts of the United States from Texas to Virginia, which may lead to school closures and power outages. Meteorologists report that the storm could bring snow and ice and have warned people to prepare for severe weather conditions. The exact path and severity of the storm are still uncertain, but updates will be provided by the National Weather Service.
Key Facts
- A winter storm is predicted to impact regions from Texas through Virginia.
- The storm could cause school closures for millions of students.
- Power outages and dangerous travel conditions are potential hazards.
- The storm is likely to start affecting areas on Thursday night.
- Weather forecasts show snow and ice threats along the storm's track.
- The storm's path and severity are still uncertain and may change.
- The National Weather Service advises people to stay updated on weather changes.
- The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) expects enough power supply to meet demand despite the storm.
