U.S. Winter Storm Leaves Over 600,000 Without Power
Over 600,000 customers in the United States faced power outages early Sunday due to a severe winter storm. This storm affected a vast area, stretching from Texas in the south to northeastern states.
Major Storm Impacts U.S. Regions
The latest data from PowerOutage.com indicates that Tennessee, Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana saw the highest number of outages, each with over 100,000 affected households and businesses. Heavy snowfall and freezing rain contributed to these widespread disruptions.
States Affected by Power Outages
- Tennessee: Over 100,000 customers without electricity
- Texas: Significant outages reported
- Mississippi: Over 100,000 customers affected
- Louisiana: Over 100,000 customers without power
As the storm continues to move across the country, travel disruptions have also become prevalent. Many flights have been canceled, and supermarket shelves are experiencing shortages due to the impact of the winter weather.
Impact Summary
This major winter storm has resulted in significant challenges for residents and services across affected regions. The situation remains dynamic as authorities monitor the storm’s progress and work to restore power.
