Dozens Killed Across US as Latest Winter Storm Strikes the South
Summary
A powerful winter storm has hit the southern United States, causing widespread cold temperatures, icy conditions, and power outages. At least 88 deaths have been reported across several states due to extreme weather conditions like hypothermia and carbon monoxide poisoning. More bad weather is expected in the eastern part of the country in the coming days.Key Facts
- Two major winter storms hit the U.S. within a week, one affecting the Northeast and another the southern states.
- The storms led to 88 deaths across states, including Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, Louisiana, Texas, and New York City.
- The first storm covered the Northeast with heavy snow from January 24 to 26.
- A second storm brought snow and ice to the South, including the Carolinas and Virginia.
- Hypothermia, carbon monoxide poisoning, and accidents contributed to the fatalities.
- Hundreds of thousands of people in the South lost power earlier in the week.
- New storm conditions are expected to bring more cold and wind chill to the eastern U.S.
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