Winter storm kills dozens as cold lingers in central and eastern US
Summary
A severe winter storm has caused at least 38 deaths across 14 US states, leaving snow, ice, and freezing temperatures with widespread power outages and emergency responses focusing on homeless populations.
Key Points
- At least 38 people have died across 14 states due to a powerful winter storm in the central and eastern US.
- New York City recorded its coldest temperature in eight years, with 10 storm-related deaths reported in the city.
- More than 550,000 homes and businesses across the US remain without electricity following the storm.
- Emergency services and homeless charities in cities like New York and Nashville are mobilizing to protect vulnerable populations during the extreme cold.
