see At least fifty people have been infected after the winter injection in North America
Several storms in recent days have brought freezing temperatures, snow and many accidents on the roads. Millions of Americans have been warned again about severe weather in the coming days.
14 people died in Tennessee in the southeastern part of the United States. In eastern Pennsylvania, five women died in highway crashes, and in Kentucky, five died due to winter weather, the governor said. Deaths also occurred in Oregon, Illinois, Kansas, New Hampshire, New York, Wisconsin and Washington states.
In Oregon, three people were electrocuted after a power line fell on a car during Wednesday's snowstorm, according to the Portland Fire Department. In Oregon, 75,000 people were without power Friday evening and the governor declared a state of emergency.
According to the website Flightaware.com, 1,100 US flights have been canceled and 8,000 have been delayed due to the weather. A cold wave will continue into the weekend in certain areas such as the center of the country.
See more. North America already had to deal with snow and heavy rain last week
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