Emergency crews in Mississippi are working around the clock to clear icy highways as a severe winter storm has swept through the eastern U.S., causing delays and making roads impassable. Residents have been urged to remain indoors as temperatures plummet. An estimated 380,000 homes are still without power, while the death toll from the cold has mounted to at least 50. With forecasts predicting even colder weather and potentially more snowfall in the coming days, this weather pattern could mark one of the longest stretches of cold in decades.
Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc in the Eastern U.S.
Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc in the Eastern U.S.
A severe winter storm has left many residents stranded on icy roads, with frigid temperatures causing widespread power outages and at least 50 confirmed fatalities across multiple states.
Emergency crews in Mississippi battled icy highways, prompting local authorities to assist stranded motorists with all-terrain vehicles. The storm, which struck the eastern U.S., brought unprecedented low temperatures, causing power outages for over 380,000 homes and businesses. Tragically, at least 50 people have died due to the severe cold, including unfortunate incidents involving children. Forecasters predict more cold weather and potential heavy snowfall in the upcoming days, marking one of the longest cold spells in decades.
