Summary
A large winter storm covered many areas in the United States with snow and ice, causing power outages for hundreds of thousands. The storm resulted in at least 25 deaths and left many people dealing with cold temperatures.
Key Facts
- A major winter storm affected large parts of the U.S.
- Snow, sleet, and ice were widespread during the storm.
- At least 25 people died due to the storm.
- Causes of death included hypothermia and sledding accidents.
- Many Americans are dealing with very cold weather.
- Hundreds of thousands are without electricity.
- Some areas might experience power outages for several days.
