© AFP
A severe storm with blizzards, hailstorms and hurricanes engulfs the eastern United States. An area from the southern state of Florida to the northern state of Maine has been affected. U.S. media have reported that tens of thousands of homes in the southeast of the country are without electricity. Two have already died.
Proof: Belgian
More than 130,000 homes were without electricity on Monday morning (local time). Families are particularly affected in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Georgia.
According to the news channel CNN, a total of more than 50 million people are expected to face the storm. The “sunshine level” is also affected by the Florida snowfall and hurricane. At least 28 houses have been demolished in the southwestern part of the state.
Two died
Weather conditions killed two people in North Carolina Sunday as they drove off the road with their car. A state of emergency has been declared in the state of Georgia.
Winter weather also affects air traffic. 3,000 flights were canceled on Sunday. Hundreds of flights will also be canceled on Monday.
Heavy snowfall is expected again in the Northeastern United States on Monday. Since Tuesday, Southeastern Canada has been threatened with extreme conditions.
Harper Lee is a contributor at Thecherawchronicle.com, covering a wide range of topics including news, politics, business, technology, sports, entertainment, and lifestyle. With a focus on clear reporting and useful information, Harper delivers timely coverage of current events and developments that matter to readers. Her work emphasizes accuracy, context, and accessibility, helping audiences stay informed about important stories, emerging trends, and issues affecting communities in the United States and beyond.
More Stories
Powerful Winter Storm Expected to Hit Minnesota This Weekend
KC-135 Tanker Linked to Deadly Iraq Crash Connected to Aircraft From Beale Air Force Base
Senate Push to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers as Conflict Expected to Last Weeks