Number of dead rise from harsh winter to southeast US

In the southeast of the United States, four others have died after a severe winter facing the eastern coast of the country.

The National Weather Service today has said that low temperatures will continue during the weekend, of which another 12 people have died in North and South Carolina.

As a result of the cold weather, thousands of flights have been canceled until thousands of people have lost electricity, schools have even been frozen parts of the famous Niagara Falls in New York.

This storm has been named “cyclone”, according to meteorologists, who gave it its name according to the natural phenomenon known as “bombogenesis”.

This phenomenon occurs when the weather system faces a sharp drop in atmospheric pressure and increases rapidly, launching strong winds and storms.