Over 11,000 U.S. flights canceled as a result of the winter storm

A dangerous winter storm has swept the United States, leaving at least seven people dead. Thousands are reported to be out of electricity. Many schools and roads across the U.S. have been closed while over 11,000 flights have been canceled due to life-dangerous subx1, according to the National Service for [...]
Many schools and roads across the United States have been closed, while over 11,000 flights have been cancelled due to life-risk “, according to the National Weather Service.
At least two people have died as a result of hypothermia in Louisiana, and other storm - related deaths have been reported in Texas, Tennessee, and Kansas.
Authorities have warned that there may be numerous snowfalls and black ice for several days. The storm is believed to have affected over 180 million Americans, meaning more than half the population.
The mayor of New York City, Zohann Mamdani, said through an X post once Twitter that at least eight people died on Saturday, but the causes have not been determined yet.
Weather experts have warned that one of the biggest dangers of the storm is the ice, which could damage trees, destroy power cables, and make roads uncertain.
They believe climate change may have influenced the severity of the climate conditions of each season. / REL/












