Death Toll From Powerful Winter Storm Continues to Rise
- 4 months ago
Death Toll From, Powerful Winter Storm , Continues to Rise .
ABC reports that an arctic blast continues to
pound the United States with heavy snow and
dangerously low temperatures from coast to coast.
So far, there have been at least 37 weather-related
deaths associated with the winter storm, with the most
confirmed fatalities in Tennessee, 14.
So far, there have been at least 37 weather-related
deaths associated with the winter storm, with the most
confirmed fatalities in Tennessee, 14.
Nashville has received over 9 inches
of snow since January 14, almost
twice the state's annual average. .
As of the morning of January 18,
over 92 million people in the U.S.
were on alert for cold or snowy weather. .
The National Weather Service has issued
winter storm warnings and advisories from
Montana to the New Jersey shoreline. .
Heavy snowfall in the Rocky Mountains
has prompted several avalanche
warnings across Colorado. .
Western New York State has been forecast to see bands
of lake-effect snow, while the Northeast region is
expected to see freezing temperatures and scattered snow.
Temperatures across the Midwest are forecast to rise
moderately, while more snow is expected as a storm
system develops across the Plains and Great Lakes region.
In the Northwest, heavy snowfall and powerful
winds are forecast to continue causing
concern, particularly at higher elevations.
Meanwhile, the West Coast is expected to get inundated with heavy rains by the end of the week, with storms stretching into the weekend
ABC reports that an arctic blast continues to
pound the United States with heavy snow and
dangerously low temperatures from coast to coast.
So far, there have been at least 37 weather-related
deaths associated with the winter storm, with the most
confirmed fatalities in Tennessee, 14.
So far, there have been at least 37 weather-related
deaths associated with the winter storm, with the most
confirmed fatalities in Tennessee, 14.
Nashville has received over 9 inches
of snow since January 14, almost
twice the state's annual average. .
As of the morning of January 18,
over 92 million people in the U.S.
were on alert for cold or snowy weather. .
The National Weather Service has issued
winter storm warnings and advisories from
Montana to the New Jersey shoreline. .
Heavy snowfall in the Rocky Mountains
has prompted several avalanche
warnings across Colorado. .
Western New York State has been forecast to see bands
of lake-effect snow, while the Northeast region is
expected to see freezing temperatures and scattered snow.
Temperatures across the Midwest are forecast to rise
moderately, while more snow is expected as a storm
system develops across the Plains and Great Lakes region.
In the Northwest, heavy snowfall and powerful
winds are forecast to continue causing
concern, particularly at higher elevations.
Meanwhile, the West Coast is expected to get inundated with heavy rains by the end of the week, with storms stretching into the weekend